Maruša Sagadin’s sculptures touch on playfulness, imagination, and the pop-cultural accessibility of postmodern art, while working with the motif of the body, its form, its needs, and the care it requires – both the body of the particular viewer they are concerned about (and whom they provide with seating), and the human body as the universal measure of all sculpture. The nature of Maruša Sagadin’s work is neither typical nor unusual for feminist aesthetics – it is one of its many forms. (quot. Vit Havránek)
Click here for an interview with the artist about her exhibition at Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt 2023
Maruša Sagadin
Born in 1978 in Ljubljana, Slovenia
Lives and works in Vienna
Design for the Foyer of the Uniklinikum, Salzburg
Kunsthalle zu Kiel
Belvedere 21, Vienna
Kunsthaus Muerz, Mürzzuschlag
Kunsthaus Graz
Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade
Kunstraum Lakeside, Klagenfurt
Kunstraum Lakeside, Klagenfurt
Zeller van Almsick, Vienna
6:30 pm
Belvedere 21
Vienna
Heidi Horten Collection, Vienna
Kulturhauptstadt Europas 2025, Chemnitz
Dom Museum, Vienna
Kunstverein Siegen
Moderna Galerija, Ljubljana
Korneuburg, Lower Austria