Happy to have an image from my upcoming publication, A Tree Grows in Queens, included in The Luupe’s online Earth Day show.
Check it out here: https://theluupe.com/blog/2022/04/21/54-photos-and-a-gif-that-celebrate-our-glorious-earth/
Magali Duzant is an interdisciplinary artist and writer based in NY and Zürich. Her work combines the poetics of perception alongside in-depth research practices to examine the subjectivity of seeing, intimacy, light, and the roles of technology and translation as mediators of lived experience.
Happy to have an image from my upcoming publication, A Tree Grows in Queens, included in The Luupe’s online Earth Day show.
Check it out here: https://theluupe.com/blog/2022/04/21/54-photos-and-a-gif-that-celebrate-our-glorious-earth/
Happy to start the year off in this show, Under the Sun and Moon over at Humble Arts Foundation. My image Blue Sun is included.
Happy to have a piece included in Fade / Fail / Flow organized by one of the loveliest people in NY, John O’Toole from Oranbeg Press.
Happy to be a part of this online exhibition, Let’s Take This Outside, through Brooklyn’s NARS Foundation.
In the presented works, Esther Hovers, Magali Duzant and Hugo Rocci look at New York City through lenses that might appear different, but despite those differences they all try to respond to unanswerable questions in a period of uncertainty. The query oscillates around mathematical problems about movement, esoteric searches in the NYC Subway System, and narratives embedded in the city’s store fronts.
They portray the city as a space that allows for data collection, as a metaphor for the unpredictable, and most importantly as a space that beholds, perceives and considers its inhabitants –tourists, strollers, commuters and other types of professional and amateur walkers, in parallel intensity.
Link to view : https://www.narsfoundation.org/2020_virtual_exhibitions/lf-first