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Santa Gertrudis Commission
SUPERFLEX
June 2027
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Open Call 2025-26
Marina Marón, Diogo da Cruz, Gala Knörr
November 2025 - June 2026
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SFAI.02
Sina Sohrab
June 2025 - June 2026
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Artists
SUPERFLEX
Santa Gertrudis Commission
SUPERFLEX is a Danish artistic collective founded in 1993 by Jakob Fenger, Bjørnstjerne Christiansen and Rasmus Rosengren Nielsen. Their practice sits at the intersection of art, activism, community and design, and is articulated through large-scale interventions in public space, installations, video and long-term collaborative projects.
Over more than three decades, they have developed a body of work centred on the relationship between art and everyday life, in which the notion of community —both human and non-human— occupies a central place. Their projects have been presented at institutions including Tate Modern's Turbine Hall, MoMA, the Guggenheim Bilbao Museum and the Venice Biennale, among others.
During their residency in Ibiza, SUPERFLEX is developing a site-specific intervention for Santa Gertrudis Commission that takes the island as a starting point to reflect on the encounter and superposition of cultures, in dialogue with the community of Santa Gertrudis and its surroundings.
Residency: Santa Gertrudis Commission 2027
Web: superflex.net
Gala Knörr
Open Call 2025-26
Gala Knörr’s work engages with navigation, resistance, and survival within our transformed digital reality. Through multidisciplinary installations combining image, painting, video, performance, and writing, she examines the construction of shared narratives and collective consciousness through media and popular culture.
In her residency, she focuses on the emotions, symbols, and languages that emerge within temporary autonomous zones linked to club culture, dance, and collective celebration. She observes how the dancing body reshapes architecture, how shared rhythms generate emotional bonds, and how the party—viewed critically—can operate as a political gesture, an emotional refuge, and a space where cultural narratives are negotiated.
Residency: Open Call 2025–26
Web: galaknorr.com
Marina Marón
TAULA-01, Open Call 2025-26
Marina Marón lives and works in Ibiza. Her practice spans abstract and spatial forms, working with oil on natural linen and clay sculpture to connect primitive and modern worlds.
During her residency, she investigates the elemental form of the casa payesa, understood not only as vernacular architecture but as a way of inhabiting the landscape. Through an analysis of its structures, proportions, and rhythms, she explores how primary geometry continues to evoke refuge, calm, and harmony, and how these qualities can be translated into a contemporary artistic language without losing their essence.
Residency: Open Call 2025–26, TAULA-01
Web: marinamaron.com
Diogo da Cruz
Open Call 2025-26
Diogo da Cruz is an artist who lives and works between Berlin and Lisbon. His practice encompasses sculpture, installation, and film, often unfolding through partially fictional scenarios rooted in socio-political concerns—past, present, or speculative futures. His work invites critical reflection on established systems of thought and power.
During his residency, he explores the layers of life and memory embedded in Ibiza’s landscapes, particularly its salines and coastal formations. From this crystalline archive, he investigates what endures beneath accelerated, ephemeral surfaces, and how slower rhythms of land and sea continue to shape the island.
Residency: Open Call 2025–26
Site: diogodacruz.net
Your support represents a meaningful commitment to the future of Ses12naus and to the artists who undertake residencies with us. The act of donating has a direct impact on their professional development, allowing them to research and create freely, while also strengthening the cultural ecosystem of the island.
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Artists: residencies include accommodation, travel, production and research support, as well as presentation and dissemination of their projects (exhibitions, publications, talks and public events).
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Local communities and educational contexts: training and public programmes.
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Development of public art projects within the framework of the Santa Gertrudis Commission.
