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Maja Ruznic : consulting with shadows.

Fine Arts Library ND237.R7658 A4 2022
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Ruznic, Maja, 1983- artist, interviewee.
Gu, Qianfan.
Kantor, Jordan, 1972- interviewer.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Ruznic, Maja, 1983---Exhibitions.
Ruznic, Maja.
Painting, American--21st century--Exhibitions.
Painting, American.
Shades and shadows in art.
Genre:
exhibition catalogs.
Exhibition catalogs
Exhibition catalogs.
Physical Description:
286 pages ; 29 cm
Other Title:
Consulting with shadows
Place of Publication:
New York, NY : Karma 2022.
Summary:
Across Consulting with Shadows, New Mexico-based painter Maja Ruznic (born 1983) invokes the profundity of shadows with her palette, evidencing the beauty and clarity that can emerge from literal--and psychological--darkness. "Noticing color at night is like receiving an unexpected gift," she explains. Formed in the crucible of sleepless nights after the birth of her daughter, while struggling with postpartum depression, Ruznic's recent work depicts permutations of a family unit: Father; Daughter; Mother & Child; Mother & Father; Father Daughter Mother. Blurred forms bleed into one another on deep jewel tones. So too, personal and ancient history blends with Ruznic's treatment. The real night intermingles with the psychological night of anguish and melts into the mythic underworld. Personal experiences of motherhood are saturated by her own exploration of the Sumerian goddess Inanna, who journeys to a world of shadows. Exhibition: Karma, New York, USA (13.01. - 26.02.2022).
Across Consulting with Shadows', New Mexico?based painter Maja Ruznic (born 1983) invokes 'the profundity of shadows with her palette, evidencing the beauty and clarity that can emerge from literal?and psychological?darkness. ?Noticing color at night is like receiving an unexpected gift,? she explains. Formed in the crucible of sleepless nights after the birth of her daughter, while struggling with postpartum depression, Ruznic?s recent work depicts permutations of a family unit: Father; Daughter; Mother & Child; Mother & Father; Father Daughter Mother. Blurred forms bleed into one another on deep jewel tones. So too, personal and ancient history blends with Ruznic?s treatment. The real night intermingles with the psychological night of anguish and melts into the mythic underworld. Personal experiences of motherhood are saturated by her own exploration of the Sumerian goddess Inanna, who journeys to a world of shadows.00Exhibition: Karma, New York, USA (13.01. - 26.02.2022).
Contents:
Eye-shaped church / Qianfan Gu
Conversation / Jordan Kantor and Maja Ruznic
Plates.
Notes:
Published on the occasion of the exhibition held at Karma, January 13-February 26, 2022.
ISBN:
9781949172751
1949172759
OCLC:
1344292682

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