The Space Inside is Monitored

From the curator:

The artist is searching absolute freedom from the exterior in the etymological sense of absolvere: releasing, letting go, and is more inclined to search herself and her memories. And so her development of art, no longer needs the explicit rendition of the world as its principal means of expression. RUUCA shifts the accent to a poetic image as a more direct representation of her inner self. She releases herself from burden of expressing subjectivity and thus her work, gains autonomy and stands on it’s own.

An art no longer subordinated to the task of representing reality.

From the artist:

I have started the project last year when I moved to London. It encompasses images of all the places I have been to in this time frame, reflecting my search of my place in this world. 

My artistic process doubles as my own therapeutic process as I am on a venture of not only to discover where I belong in terms of spatiality but also in terms of self understanding. Throughout this venture I feel compelled to photograph everything in order to exist, belong and lately understand more about me. The images are associated with memories sometimes they are vivid, other times they are unclear. You will see textures, silhouettes and a play of light and shadow; I see family figures, old routines and various emotions.