The Boulderton Gallery in Miami promotes innovative art forms and practices. The gallery has built its reputation by showcasing a variety of art movements, including painting, photography and sculpture.

The Belgian-American artist Claude Roegiers began his artistic career, during which he also pursued a career in fashion. This had a strong influence on his work. After creating abstract paintings featuring geometric shapes on painted fabrics, he applied the warp and weft effect to his work for the first time. This technique, which is used in textile manufacturing, refers to the way warp and weft threads are interwoven in the weaving process.
This creates different patterns and textures. Roegiers combines this technique with pictorial painting to emphasise the emotional and narrative elements of his work. This allows exploration of memories and emotions in a fresh way, unveiling a hidden world.
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Image detail: Claude Roegiers: Suggestion / Mixed media, 110x125cm, 2025

The programme at Galerie Sechs in Basel explores themes such as humanity, relationships, nature and changing perspectives, offering emotional depth and conceptual clarity.

Marco Benedetti is a multidisciplinary artist who incorporates analogue and digital photography, drawing, painting and mixed media into his work. He combines technical precision, honed through his studies in engineering and visual communication, with an intuitive and emotionally charged style of expression.
Drawing inspiration from Japanese martial arts and Satori philosophy, his art reflects clarity and quiet intensity. An internationally acclaimed artist, Benedetti's recent sculptural photographs, which are physically incised and sutured, represent a shift from mere representation to material intervention.
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Image detail: Marco Benedetti: Seam Unseamed 003 / Mixed media

Based in Seoul, Galerie Harang specialises in advising on Korean art and raising the international profile of Korean artists.
The gallery promotes both emerging and established Korean artists internationally, while also introducing international artists to the local scene. The gallery has a strong presence at art fairs and maintains close relationships with collectors and art experts worldwide.

Harang Gallery will present works by Jung-Min Kim, You-Sun Kim, Kwang-Young Lee and Genie Park.

Image: Kim, You-Sun: Impermanence / Archival Pigment Print, 80x80cm, 2022

Founded in 2020, LEXPO in Taipei is an international exhibition platform that promotes cultural exchange between Europe and Asia.
LEXPO amplifies the voices of emerging and established artists, particularly from Taiwan and the wider Asia-Pacific region. It connects these artists with audiences worldwide by focusing on cross-border exhibition planning and storytelling that explores a variety of themes and cultural contexts.

Artists at LEXPO: Yen-Hui Chen, Yen-Ju Chen, Karen Yao-Chun Chiu, Paulina Chueng, Hsunhui Huang, Sarena Lo, Sophie Wu and Lu-Hsueh Yao.

Image: Karen,Yao-Chun, Chiu: Comfort Zone / Oil on canvas, 40x40cm, 2025

STRAIT is a renowned contemporary French painter who draws inspiration from the energy and musicality of nature. He started out in the 1980s as a graffiti artist and travelled the world as a stage designer. It was during this time that he developed his graphic style and preference for large-format works within the street art scene.
By combining figurative and abstract elements, STRAIT blends classical techniques with urban materials. STRAIT creates ephemeral chalk artworks on various surfaces around the world. His distinctive style incorporates movement, colour and energy, oscillating between abstraction and figuration. He draws inspiration primarily from nature and music, particularly the movement of the sea and the ebb and flow of the tides.
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Image detail: STRAIT: Pulse of Lights / Acrylic and spray on canvas, 70x50cm, 2026

ROTI is a contemporary Swiss pop and urban artist. His works are known for their expressive energy and clear visual language. His Smile to Life series is an uplifting celebration of positivity. Each painting is an explosion of colour and story with hidden messages to encourage us, even in difficult times.
Drawing on his fascination with the 1990s, Roti navigates the real and the abstract, taking viewers on an emotional journey into their past. His work incorporates elements, objects and themes from everyday life. These are based on complex compositions that utilise a variety of media and techniques. His collage-style, abstract images continue the Pop Art tradition. The smile is a recurring motif and a personal symbol for him.
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Image detail: ROTI: C'est la Vie / Mixed media on canvas, 120x120cm, 2024