Niki Stark | Visible and Flesh
Born in Nantes, Niki Stark dedicates herself to sculpture. After her studies at Korea National University of Arts in Seoul, she fully commits to sculpture. This major figure of the underground has been marked by the exploration of the Gobi Desert with young autistic individuals.
In "Visible and Flesh," artist Niki Stark allows us to grasp the audiovisual. She reminds us of the urgency to accompany the epiphany surrounding the vegetal, akin to her work executed in Vladivostok in 1989. Out of sync with our time, her pop-up manifesto continuously invokes the unexpected urbanization. Her installation aims to renew the museum while the digital realm creates meaning around the signifier, in a movement reminiscent of Stefan Van Der Velde. This play of catharsis invites us to engage with the museum.
