In pictures: Frieze Focus thinks global

For the first time, Focus at Frieze London places emerging galleries at the entrance, showcasing 34 innovative exhibits that challenge risk-averse norms.

Core to this year's Focus section is a geopolitical awareness coupled with animated works, emphasizing contemporary art's response to present-day structures and identities.

Nils Alix-Tabeling's sculptures embody themes of queerness and paganism, merging historical reverence with modern interpretations, as seen in his reimagined goddess figure.

Hannah Morgan’s Animula sculptures reveal the beauty in imperfect alabaster, blending materiality with post-humanist themes to explore the connection between bodies and microbes.

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