“For as long as artists have been working in various fields, they also have been portraying themselves,” reads the exhibition text. “All works shown explore the subjective, emotional, physical, or political identities of their subjects. The artists included in this virtual exhibition use a wide range of techniques and media, often only giving subtle hints, sometimes revealing the mechanisms of self-exposure bluntly.” And so, we go from the age-old self-portraits, like those of Ai Weiwei, Maurizio Cattelan, Haruko Maeda, Jimmie Durham, Susanne Kortan Gimbel, Thomas Hartmann, Roman Urajnke or Per Dybvig, to more subtle ways of self-portraiture, like Natalia Stachon’s Visions and Revisions (My Working Space), which depicts the room she works in – an even more familiar space during quarantine. So, if you’re tired of taking selfies and using every face filter under the sun, check how (other) artists have been doing it since the dawn of times.