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Homecoming Gallery is a destination for contemporary photography art for the home.

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12/06/2026

“I need materials to misbehave a little — waltz, collapse, resist me.”

Step into the practice of Lisa Jahovic, where through sculpture, film and photography, she explores anthropomorphism, memory & perception. Inviting viewers to reconsider their relationship with the everyday.

Read the full interview on homecoming.gallery

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08/06/2026

Angela Santana (b. 1986) is a Swiss-born, New York–based artist renowned for her vibrant, large-scale oil paintings that critically examine and reimagine the historical representation of the female body, revealing its enduring influence on contemporary culture. Using the internet as a modern muse, Santana explores the rapid consumption of online imagery. She interrogates the power structures and biases that distort collective consciousness, utilizing the permanence of oil paint as a poignant counterpoint to digital ephemerality. Through an experimental process that pushes classical forms toward abstraction, she challenges the status quo to explore the complexities of the human condition. Santana’s work is held in prominent private and public collections worldwide and has been exhibited alongside masters such as Picasso and Rodin.

“I see the female form as powerful in its own right, not there to merely please or serve an aesthetic ideal.”

We spoke with Angela Santana about her lifelong relationship with creativity, her intuitive approach to painting, and the balance between spontaneous gesture and meticulous ex*****on that defines her practice. She reflects on the influence of nature, urban environments, and everyday observations, as well as the artists and thinkers who have shaped her perspective.

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Angela Santana
Glance
2024
oil on canvas
147×106 cm

06/06/2026

Lisa Jahovic (b. 1985) is a London-based multidisciplinary artist working across sculpture, film, and photography. Her practice is grounded in anthropomorphism, casting everyday objects as protagonists to animate the inanimate and generate subtle, often poetic narratives. Through a performative approach to image-making, she transforms the mundane into charged symbolic forms, creating unexpected dialogues around memory, identity, and perception.

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Lisa Jahovic
‘Eraserchair’
2026
metal + eraser chair
85x80x54 cm

‘’ I remember building a volcano at school when I was about seven, melting down boxes of old crayons the teachers were throwing away over the course of a week. I didn’t understand why I was so obsessed with making it at the time, but I still remember the strange sweet smell of melted wax - even now it triggers this intense feeling of joy and recognition. Looking back, I think it was my first experience of transforming something discarded into something alive.’’

We spoke with Lisa about transformation, play, and the poetry of ordinary things, exploring the objects, cultural influences, and studio rituals that inform her practice.

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02/06/2026

“I surround myself with work, here is always something in progress, always a series, and the pieces influence each other.”

A glimpse into the world of artist Viktoryia Dijk, her process, materials, and the ideas that shape her practice. From working with dry pigments on unprimed linen to embracing curiosity and change, she reflects on how her work comes into being.

Read the full interview on homecoming.gallery.

30/05/2026

‘’In that uncertainty, something worth noticing emerges. The same pressure that unsettles us also reveals our capacity to adapt. And somehow, the faster things move, the more we find ourselves looking for what is slower, simpler, and genuinely human.’’

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26/05/2026

Viktoryia Dijk (b. 1992) is a Belarus-born, Rotterdam and London-based painter. Her work carries the layered sensibility of someone who has moved between visual languages and cultural contexts, engaging with themes of identity, transition, and belonging, rendered through a painterly vocabulary shaped by years of rigorous graphic thinking.

“Viktoryia Dijk treats process as service, material as meaning, and openness to change as the only thing worth keeping.”

We sat down with Viktoryia to chat about the way she works, the memories and places that continue to shape her practice, and the elements of her process that remain non-negotiable.

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Viktoriya Dijk
Amor Fati
2026
dry pigment and rabbit skin glue on linen
220x160 cm

21/05/2026

Sun came out for this one! Thanks to everyone who celebrated the opening of A Kinetic Negotiation with us.

The show is on view for another month, don’t miss it!

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18/05/2026

Jameela Stenheden Gordon-King (b. 1998) is a London-based painter whose practice operates through a gestural and material language in which painting becomes a physical and cathartic act. Working across charcoal, oil, and distemper, her abstract-figurative forms emerge through movement, instinct, and bodily rhythm, where mark-making functions as a direct trace of physical and emotional states. Her work considers painting as a form of release — echoing how the body negotiates, absorbs, and sheds the pressures of contemporary life through rhythm, repetition, and intensity of gesture.

Another Cigarette
oil on canvas
160×200 cm

We’re proudly presenting a selection of Jameela Stenheden Gordon-King’s work in our group show A Kinetic Negotiation.

On view May 7 - June 22
Frederiksplein 45, Amsterdam
Sat-Sun from 12-6PM

For general inquiries, please email [email protected]

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Frederiksplein 45
Amsterdam
1017XL

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