Artist in Residence

Ekaterina Adelskaya is a London-based artist with Russian and Ukrainian roots. Working across sculpture, installation, and video, her practice explores the intersections between memory, materiality, and transformation.

During the residency, Ekaterina will explore the embroidery hoop as a space for redefinition, engaging with an object historically linked to domestic labour and the feminine sphere. Working with second-hand clothing, fabrics, and pigments, she replaces conventional stitching with gestures of burning, piercing, and cutting.

Ekaterina will taking over the residency from 2nd March – 30th April.

Mathijs Hunfeld is a London-based interdisciplinary artist exploring the overlap between fine art and consumer culture. His practice interrogates
fantasy, desire, and identity, often recontextualising everyday objects to expose the tension between glorification and collapse in late capitalism. Through satire, irony, and
branded bodies of work, he critiques emotional dependencies and self-sabotaging behaviour in pop culture.

During his residency he will be developing a body of work titled WORLDWIDE, a series of sculptural and digital accessories that explore the paradox of global connectivity and individual isolation in contemporary culture.

Andrew Agutos is a Paris-based multidisciplinary artist whose work integrates abstract painting, cultural collaborations and Polaroid photos.

During his residency at art’otel, Agutos aims to develop a new series of introspective works on canvas. Each painting, individually titled with a stanza, will culminate in a continuous poem installed in the hotel’s gallery at the end of the residency.

Mia Wilkinson is a UK-based multidisciplinary artist whose practice interrogates Western constructions of the domestic female through painting, drawing, collage and rapidly produced sculptural forms.

During her residency Mia will treat the hotel as a site of temporary domesticity and a place of service, anonymity, confession, and ritual. In the heart of East London, where private lives and public performance constantly collide, she will develop a new body of paintings, drawings, and sculptural forms that respond to the hotel as both shelter and stage.

Vivien Carolyn Reinert (b. 1995, Hamburg, Germany) is a London-based mixed-media artist working across textiles, surface design and public art through techniques like screen and digital printing, quilting and digital embroidery.

During her residency Vivien is planning to create a multi-panelled mixed-media textile installation that documents and responds directly to the surrounding neighbourhood of Shoreditch.