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| Natascha Stellmach Works Vita | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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*1970, Australia The vulnerability of truth, the darkness of the human condition and our fleeting insignificance in the grand scheme of things are recurring concerns for Natascha Stellmach. Her works at first appear delicate and personal, familiarly archival even, yet they soon take us into dark terrain – violence, war, suicide, death. Through a range of media encompassing film, photography, prose and installation, she invites us to share in a taboo, an unspeakable subject around which she has built a narrative. These tales are supported, it seems, by documentary evidence, yet are deliberately confusing in their authenticity. (Amy Barrett-Lennard, Director, Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, Australia) Catalogues available. www.bookofback.com |
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