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 was part of the group show Porvir, at Gruta in São Paulo. Currently, she is developing an exclusive project for the 38^th Panorama de Arte Brasileira: 1000º at MAM, São Paulo, in addition to a new solo show in Milan, Italy.