Marina Woisky

Marina Woisky relies on images of decorative objects and ornaments with organic forms as a substrate for her artistic production. Distorted, displaced, and compressed through successive material transpositions and the passage of time, these images undergo a transformation by the artist into extraordinary and chimerical animals and landscapes. Her works fall in the liminal space between bi and three-dimensionality. Through this, the artist addresses the representation, a fundamental issue in the arts, as well as notions of taste and the very status of the image in contemporary society.

Woisky holds a BFA from Unesp, São Paulo. In 2023, she presented the solo exhibition Water Stones and Creatures, at Millan, which was accompanied by a critical essay by Germano Dushá, and, in 2024, she held VRUMMM, in partnership with artist Julia Gallo, also at Millan, in addition to Through The Garden Bars, a solo show at L.U.P.O. in Milan, Italy. Currently, she presents a commissioned project in the 38^th Panorama da Arte Brasileira: One Thousand Degrees, promoted by MAM São Paulo at the MAC USP, São Paulo.