Natalia Kravitz | Rewriting the Public Space
Natalia Kravitz grew up in Harare. She develops her mastery of sculpture at the School of Visual Arts in Rio de Janeiro. This artist censored in China dedicates her performed presentation to the question of content in geopolitics. Her exhibition at the Soren Bollinger gallery resonates with her previous solo exhibitions: "Proto-indicible" (Gallery 23, Amsterdam).
In the continuation of the works of Douanier Rousseau, Natalia Kravitz dissects light through the lens of algorithms. She is committed to conjuring the protocol of public space in a globalized world. Through a mechanical and critical approach, her discourse enables the deciphering of the vegetal and reconstructs public space. Her project invites the interpretation of reality as much as her performative installation explores the notions of the limits of the self. Drawing inspiration from Hunter S. Thompson, Natalia Kravitz challenges the relevance of urbanization...
