Date:  Tuesday, 9 December 2025
Time:  18:00 – 21:00
Location:  Delfina Foundation
Participation:  Free. Book here.
Access information:  Please refer to this page.

As we bring our autumn residency season to a close, we invite you to join us for an intimate evening to meet four of our current residents and gain insight into their creative practices.

This drop-in event offers the chance to meet our current residents and experience new, existing, and in-development works presented across the Delfina house by Rai, Ana Bravo-Pérez, Lai Fei, and Yeser Berro.

Presenting Residents

Rai’s (India) practice moves through making as a way to absorb, reflect, and speculate; interconnecting found materials, research, memory, and fiction to explore themes of spatial negotiation, permeability, and the currents between recollection and amnesia. Her work engages with estuarine geographies, evoking amphibious perspectives/identities and their possibilities across image, text, and installation.

Ana Bravo-Pérez (Abya Yala/Colombia/Netherlands) is an artist and filmmaker. Her work draws on migration, memory and violence. She uses her own migratory and diasporic experiences as a starting point for her artistic projects investigating suppressed narratives and collective histories. These experiences have been crucial for building an artistic practice in which personal, decolonial and geopolitical questions merge.

Lai Fei (China) is an editor, art critic, translator, and researcher who has spent the past 11 years editing art magazines, including LEAP (since 2014) and the Chinese edition of ArtReview  (since 2022).

Yeser Berro (Syria) is a multidisciplinary artist who works across literature, photography, and film.

Our autumn 2025 residency partners and supporters include: The Charles Wallace India Trust, The Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation, Asymmetry, Contemporary Bolivian Arts Trust, Fundación RSV, Delfina’s Network of Latin America & Caribbean Patrons, Delfina Foundation’s Network of Patrons for the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia, The Brooks International Fellowship Programme in partnership with Tate, Rambourg Foundation, Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation and Mondriaan Fonds.