Sabra Booth, USA
Belle Gironda, USA
Kate Hollett, Canada
Diana Jensen, Canada
Thea Jentjens, Netherlands
Kerry Phillips, USA
Matthieu Séry, France
Devin Sioma, USA
Natalie Collette Wood, USA
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27.06.2009 Natalie Collette Wood, USA
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In an age of rapidly growing technology, war, and natural disasters our environment has begun to change before our eyes. Earthquakes, explosions, and accidents have become part of our daily life and work as metaphors for social failures. I am interested in the moment when everything goes wrong and things start to fall apart. The subjects I reference are views of bomb explosions, car accidents and the effects of natural disasters. I use these moments in time when structure and chaos dance as a starting point for my work.
see Natalie Collette Wood's single show at Takt Kunstprojektraum
27.06.2009 Natalie Collette Wood, USA
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In an age of rapidly growing technology, war, and natural disasters our environment has begun to change before our eyes. Earthquakes, explosions, and accidents have become part of our daily life and work as metaphors for social failures. I am interested in the moment when everything goes wrong and things start to fall apart. The subjects I reference are views of bomb explosions, car accidents and the effects of natural disasters. I use these moments in time when structure and chaos dance as a starting point for my work.
see Natalie Collette Wood's single show at Takt Kunstprojektraum