CURRENT RESIDENTS

Maggie Coblentz
Tarandus Field-Based Residency Charlotte Hetherington Tarandus Field-Based Residency Charlotte Hetherington

Maggie Coblentz

In residence: August - September 2026

Maggie Coblentz is a Canadian artist based in Brooklyn whose practice brings together photography, writing and cooking. Through experimental and often playful approaches, her work explores the intersections of food, science, landscape and storytelling. Previous projects have included fermenting in outer space, running a food truck at a solar observatory and experimental baking on a glacier.

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Jun Zhang and Yindi Chen
Nominated by Office for Contemporary Art Norway Charlotte Hetherington Nominated by Office for Contemporary Art Norway Charlotte Hetherington

Jun Zhang and Yindi Chen

In residence: August - September 2026

Working collaboratively across installation and publication, Jun Zhang and Yindi Chen explore intersections between science and mythology, with a particular focus on more-than-human narratives. Rooted in ecofeminism, queer ecology, folk medicine, and critical fabulation, their practice draws from multiple knowledge systems to question the construction of a homogeneous worldview.

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Annike Flo and Lexie Owen
Nominated by Office for Contemporary Art Norway Charlotte Hetherington Nominated by Office for Contemporary Art Norway Charlotte Hetherington

Annike Flo and Lexie Owen

In residence: August - October 2026

Since 2022, Annike Flo and Lexie Owen have worked together as a duo, alongside their individual artistic practices. Lexie’s work centres on social practice and the development of structures that support collaboration and collective action, while Annike’s focuses on material explorations that unfold relationships between the human and non-human.

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Apichaya Wanthiang
Nominated by Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum Charlotte Hetherington Nominated by Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum Charlotte Hetherington

Apichaya Wanthiang

In residence: August - October 2026

Apichaya (Piya) Wanthiang is an artist based in Oslo. She holds a BA from Sint-Lukas, Brussels, and an MA in Fine Arts from Bergen Academy of Art and Design (KHiB). Working primarily with painting and installations that incorporate light, sound, and text, Piya constructs environments to explore how spaces influence perception, behaviour, and interaction.

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