Bubble Vision, Lauren Moffatt
_2B space to be --> 5–31 May, 2023_2B space to be, exhibition space of the architecture and design studio Moneo Brock in Prosperidad, joins MMMAD Festival for the first time presenting a solo exhibition of the Australian artist Lauren Moffatt. This exhibition has been made possible thanks to the collaboration of The Liminal.
Entitled 'Bubble Vision', this exhibition brings together Moffatt's latest works, exploring the fragility of the realities that we so carefully create and that can crumble at any moment. The show proposes a multifaceted journey through a selection of works ranging from the physical to augmented reality and virtual reality experiences.
Moffatt fabricates complex and detailed universes, often occupied by dissociated, maladjusted or reclusive characters and populated by strange devices and artefacts. These worlds often take the form of speculative fictions and environments, constantly shifting and replete with visual contradictions, as they are conceived in the mix of obsolete and pioneering technologies.
Lauren Moffatt
is an Australian artist
working with immersive environments and experimental narrative practices. Her
works, often presented in hybrid and iterative forms, explore the paradoxical
subjectivity of connected bodies and the fine boundary between virtual and
organic life. Seeking to create unexpected textures and contours in digital
spaces, the artist develops her own experimental techniques, playing with
algorithms and digital tools to "sculpt the digital error". In 2021
she received the DKB VR Art Prize (DE). Lauren's works have most recently been
exhibited at Haus am Lützowplatz (DE), Le Grand Palais Ephémère (FR), La Gaïté
Lyrique (FR), SXSW (US), UNSW Galleries (AU), Daegu Art Museum (KOR), SAVVY
Contemporary (DE), FACT Liverpool (UK) The Sundance Film Festival (USA), ZKM
(DE), ZKM (DE), FACT Liverpool (UK), The Sundance Film Festival (US), ZKM (DE),
ZKM (US), ZKM (DE), ZKM (US), ZKM (DE), ZKM (DE), ZKM (DE), ZKM (DE). ZKM (DE),
Q21 Freiraum (AT) and at Hartware MedienkunstVerein (DE). Lives and works in
Berlin and Valencia.