2. And then, one thing led to another... (Sketch for Diorama #2) [2014]

Larisa Sitar graduated from the Department of Dynamic Image and Photography of The National University of Arts, Bucharest in 2008. In 2010 she received a Master's Degree from the same university. Selected group exhibitions: Inventing the Truth. On fiction and reality. Romanian National participation at the 56th International Art Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia (2015); WHAT ABOUT Y[OUR] MEMORY, National Museum of Contemporary Art Bucharest (2014); Transformation. Romanian Sculpture 25 Years After the Revolution, Museum Beelden aan Zee, The Hague (2014-2015); PASAJ, the National Museum of Contemporary Art—Annex, Bucharest (2014); The Visible City project (with a public space intervention, Monument), organized by AltArt Foundation, Cluj-Napoca (2013); Care Crisis, Futura Gallery, Prague (2012); Essl Art Award CEE, Winners Exhibition, Essl Museum, Klosterneuburg/Vienna (2011); Zoomania.Ro, the National Museum of Contemporary Art Bucharest (2010); Start Point Prize, NTK gallery, Prague (2010). “The series called And then, one thing led to another… juxtaposes images from very different sources, contexts and periods, creating complex collages that want to seem as authentic as possible. The images come from a digital archive that the British Library recently released into the public domain through Flickr Commons. The collection contains over 1,000,000 images from seventeenth-, eighteenth- and nineteenth-century books, with no known copyright restrictions, that have been scanned and made freely available for use and and re-purposing.” (Larisa Sitar)

Dimensions

width 40 cm, custom 40x34,5

Description

digital collage on cotton paper, signed and dated on the back, Sitar, 2014

Dating

2014

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