The Artists Index

Ten positions, each assigned to a philosophical pillar, form the backbone of the AKI London Collection. Together they constitute a living curatorial argument about space, time, and cultural memory.
A Machine To Send You To Some Other New Place (2025). Interactive machine, printing random coordinates for guests. Courtesy of Lisson Gallery.

A Machine To Send You To Some Other New Place (2025)

Interactive machine, printing random coordinates for guests. Courtesy of Lisson Gallery.
Ryan Gander
Menhir 2 (2025). Interactive installation with light sensors. Courtesy of the artist.

Menhir 2 (2025)

Interactive installation with light sensors. Courtesy of the artist.
Yoshi Nishi / Yoshirotten
Gold Flag CS 039 (2022). Gold leaves and resin on special support. Installed in AKI's former bank building. Courtesy of Galerie nächst St. Stephan Rosemarie Schwarzwälder.

Gold Flag CS 039 (2022)

Gold leaves and resin on special support. Installed in AKI's former bank building. Courtesy of Galerie nächst St. Stephan Rosemarie Schwarzwälder.
Daniel Knorr

Untitled (2023)

Acrylic and pumice on canvas. Courtesy of Lawrie Shabibi Gallery.
Nabil Nahas
Canopy" (2023). Ceramics and textiles architectural installation. Courtesy of Goodman Gallery.

Canopy (2023)

Ceramics and textiles architectural installation. Courtesy of Goodman Gallery.
Kapwani Kiwanga
"Warm Bronze with Radiant Core" (2025). Textile sculpture, layered pigments on stretched fabric. Courtesy of East Contemporary.

Warm Bronze with Radiant Core (2025)

Textile sculpture, layered pigments on stretched fabric. Courtesy of East Contemporary.
Jaime Poblete
The White Lady with Dragonfly (2025). Broken porcelain fragments, Guan Yin sculpture, glass vitrine. Courtesy of Adrian Sassoon Gallery.

The White Lady with Dragonfly (2025)

Broken porcelain fragments, Guan Yin sculpture, glass vitrine. Courtesy of Adrian Sassoon Gallery.
Bouke de Vries
Procession / Descent (2025). Mixed-media suspended soft sculptures and textiles.

Procession / Descent (2025)

Mixed-media suspended soft sculptures and textiles.
Aziza Kadyri