Winning Art in Taipei 2016

Ajim Juxta (aka Raja Azeem Idzham), artist

20-May-16 14:30

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The winner of this year’s Young Art Taipei 2016 tells what drives him. Although trained as an architect, he has given up that day job to use art to raise questions, challenge the status quo and express what he thinks isn’t always obvious. Ajim Juxta explains ‘arcology’.

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