Abbie Wilson, Homaphy Journalist Profile

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Daily Object and the Desire for Curiosity

1 week ago | ourculturemag.com | Abbie Wilson

Yide Du is an artist and curator whose practice navigates the subtle intersections of contemporary objects, human interaction, and the quiet rituals of everyday life. Since 2021, she has led YDMD Studio, working closely with a group of long-established artists. Many of them are Royal College of Art alumni with over a decade of experience. Her work is grounded in a thoughtful exploration of daily habits, gentle behavioural shifts, and the invisible patterns that shape our routines.
Shademomo Iwasaki: Blending Cultures and Materials in Contemporary Art

1 week ago | ourculturemag.com | Abbie Wilson

Shademomo Iwasaki is a trailblazing contemporary artist whose work brings a powerful voice to today’s art scene. Born and raised in Japan to a Ghanaian father and Japanese mother, she draws deeply from her biracial heritage to create art that is both personal and boldly experimental.
The Poetics of Absence in “From Home”

1 week ago | ourculturemag.com | Abbie Wilson

In her solo exhibition From Home, held at Lauderdale House from September 11 to October 7, 2024, Chinese-born and London-based artist Xinan Yang presents her Missed series—a quietly powerful body of work that confronts themes of memory, belonging, and cultural displacement. Rooted in her doctoral research and lived experience of transnational migration, Yang’s practice navigates the complex interplay between absence and presence, intimacy and erasure.The exhibition unfolds in two parts.
The Lens of LingJiun Wang: Echoes and Passing Moments

1 week ago | ourculturemag.com | Abbie Wilson

Taiwanese-born photographer LingJiun Wang is now gaining recognition for her emotionally resonant visual storytelling from her base in London. Known for her ability to capture fleeting, everyday moments, LingJiun Wang’s work spans landscapes, portraits, and intimate documentary-style frames. Born in 1997 in Taiwan, she moved to London at 24 to study Photography at the University for the Creative Arts.
The Most Anticipated Games of 2025

1 week ago | ourculturemag.com | Abbie Wilson

“Games are not just entertainment; they are a new form of storytelling.” — Hideo Kojima. Every day, new story ideas are birthed into the world and when built upon, some of them turn out to be the best games ever made. 2025 is shaping up to be absolutely packed with many of these stories. We’re talking about the kind of year that’ll have you calling in sick to work and forgetting what sunlight looks like.
Art Without End: The Radical Temporality of Yang Yumeng’s “Untitled” (2024–ongoing) - Our Culture

2 weeks ago | ourculturemag.com | Abbie Wilson

At a time when much of contemporary textile art pursues precision through digital mastery or post-digital hybridity, Yang Yumeng issues a conceptual challenge with her ongoing work Untitled (2024– ). First exhibited in Milan in December 2024, and measuring 12 meters at the time, the installation has since expanded to over 20 meters as of April 2025.
Partly Cloudy - An Examination of Transitional States and Ontological Uncertainty

2 weeks ago | ourculturemag.com | Abbie Wilson

Exhibition Dates: April 5 – 7, 2025Location: M P Birla Millennium Art GalleryCurated by Y Manifesto in collaboration with M P Birla Millennium Art Gallery, with Yuran Lin as the executive curator, Partly Cloudy | 半云 is a curatorial exploration of meteorological phenomena as a conceptual framework for understanding the complexities of identity, perception, and existential ambiguity.
DAYDREAM: London Exhibition Unites 55 Artists in a Journey Through Imagination

2 weeks ago | ourculturemag.com | Abbie Wilson

Exhibition Dates: February 28 – March 6, 2025Opening Event: February 28, 2025 | 17:30Venue: Unihood x2 & Temperature Home, 253 Eversholt St, NW1 1BA, LondonProducer: Oscar Jiaao YinCurator: Janelle Jiabin XuCuratorial execution: Gaga Xingcheng XuCo-curator: Ivy Weiyi ChenWhere Daydreams Reconstruct RealitySilver Can Art proudly presents “DAYDREAM: Halfway Between Here and Not”, a contemporary art exhibition exploring the fluid boundaries between reality and imagination.
Tianyi Ren: Between Speculation and Reality—A New Dimension of Interactive Art - Our Culture

2 weeks ago | ourculturemag.com | Abbie Wilson

In the evolving landscape of contemporary art, where technology, environmental consciousness, and social critique collide, Tianyi Ren responds with profound inquiry. A London-based Chinese Tibetan multidisciplinary artist, Tianyi Ren’s works exists at the nexus of speculative fiction, environmental sustainability, and anthropology, offering not just commentary but immersive experiences that demand participation.
Jiayi Lin: Semiotic Practice in Future Fiction

3 weeks ago | ourculturemag.com | Abbie Wilson

Jiayi Lin is a digital artist based in London. Jiayi’s digital artworks deeply reflect on the complex relationship between cultural heritage, social critique, and future imagination within contemporary art. His work integrates futurism, postmodernism, and semiotic theory, creating an artistic style that is both socially conscious and highly experimental. From the perspective of artistic movements, Jiayi’s work clearly embodies a fusion of futurism and postmodernism.