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Fire and Loss: Julien Dumont's Lens on a Landscape Transformed
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Archive v.26
Avoiding Social Media Creep
Scrolling, posting, and chasing likes can quietly eat into studio time. For artists, creation should come first—but in a world dominated by feeds and algorithms, how can you use social media without letting it take over?
Reflecting on 2025 and Embracing 2026 at Xochi Art Gallery
Looking back on 2025, Xochi Art Gallery presented its inaugural programme of international exhibitions, introducing diverse contemporary artists and establishing the gallery as a new platform for artistic dialogue. In 2026, the focus turns to The Remaut Collection, a year-long exploration of the work of Roger Remaut and his evolving abstract practice.
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Est. 2024
Unknownezqui: Traversing the Digital Realm
Unknownezqui transforms everyday moments into post-digital landscapes where reality blurs with abstraction. Working from his own photographs, he crafts layered, hybrid images that explore perception, uncertainty, and contemporary social tensions. His art invites viewers into shifting spaces where meaning is fluid and deeply felt.
"Art is not what you see, but what you make others see."
Edgar Degas
French Impressionist Artist (1834–1917)
João Marques Series
Interview with João Marques – Part One: From Walk to Inspiration
João’s creative process begins with an ordinary walk, where the discarded becomes his inspiration. A plastic bottle lodged in a tree leads him to reflect on the tension between nature and the man-made, turning everyday waste into a profound reflection on the world around him. This exploration of the natural world and human impact forms the foundation of his work.
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Archive v.26
Roger Remaut — Career Overview
With a career spanning over fifty years, Roger Remaut is a Belgian painter known for his sustained engagement with abstraction and materiality. His work is represented in museum and governmental collections and exhibited internationally.
Why Offline Sales Should Be the Main Sales Channel for Artists
Online sales promise exposure, but they rarely deliver stability. Offline sales, on the other hand, create trust, value, and real relationships—things artists actually need to build a lasting career.
Why Flyers Still Work for Emerging Artists
In a digital-first world, simple flyers continue to outperform expectations—bringing real visitors, real collectors, and lasting visibility to emerging artists and galleries.
What Galleries Look for in Emerging Artists
Every emerging artist dreams of the moment a gallery says yes—but few know what truly drives that decision. Behind the scenes, galleries weigh factors most artists never think about. Understanding what really matters can change the way you approach your art and your career.