Red moon is an art incubator that promotes talented female artists from under-represented countries.

Red moon proposes works priced between 500 euros and 5000 Euros, by up-and-coming artists that have already achieved good recognition in their home country and in some of the global art hubs (London, Dubai). The incubator is a "safe space" to find a curated selection of talents that otherwise would be harder to discover as they are scattered around the Globe.

Red Moon's founder, Julie, is a curator and collector with a fascination for up-and-coming art scenes. She is half French and half Indian and therefore started her focus with the Indian sub-continent. She observed that a number of young and motivated artists from these regions find it difficult to exhibit in and connect with the European art scenes.

She created Red Moon in 2019 to bridge that gap by enabling more exchanges between East and West. Passionate about supporting women in all spheres of life, she decided to focus on women artists, who have to overcome a number of hurdles to express themselves both at home and abroad.

Red Moon organises 4 exhibitions per year in Brussels. It also takes part in Art Fairs globally. Please contact us if you are interested to see some works by one of the artists. 

Artists currently part of the incubator: 7 women artists that represent different artistic journeys and medium.

Mina Arham, born 1990 in Lahore, Pakistan. Her work was presented in “Lines in the Sand Contemporary Art from Pakistan” project by Imago Mundi at Venice Biennale in 2017.

Shui-Lyn White, born in Nigeria of a British father and a Chinese mother, and now living between Ethiopia and South Africa. Identity and migration have always been at the center of her monoprint works.

naqsh collective was founded in 2010 by Jordanian sisters Nisreen and Nermeen Abu Dail. The work take as inspiration the traditional handcrafted Palestinian embroidery patterns and renders them using noble materials like marble and rare woods. In 2018, Nisreen & Nermeen were one of the 8 finalist artists to win the Jameel prize 5, at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Hyun Joung Lee, born in Korea, works with handmade hanji paper from her native country, natural pigments and China ink exclusively. Her works are abstract paths that invite the viewer on a poetic journey.

Daria Koreneva, born 1991 in Russia, has developed a unique technique to recast photographic images in terms of continued possibility. By embracing the creative possibilities of digital modification, Daria subjects images to a process of experimental transformation.

Eman Hussein, born 1986 in Cairo, Egypt, is an artist and a professional architect. Her work is a play of morphing forms that are viewed in a state of flux. Abstrated maps of Cairo are used to question the idea of fixed borders and challenge visible structures into reconstruction.

Noureen Rashid, born 1984 in Lahore, Pakistan, is a professor of traditional miniature painting and comes from one of the most renowned family of painters that worked at the Court of the great Moghuls. Although her technique remains very close to the old traditions, her work is a vibrant commentary of today's societal challenges, ecology, nationalism, consumerism.