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Natalia Koren: The Architecture of Movement
From Saint Petersburg to New York: drawing, sculpture, Malevich, urban rhythm and the point at which a line begins to behave like space.
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Where does a drawing end?
Line, movement and spatial thinking in Koren’s work.
Sculpture
When a line leaves the page
Bronze forms that read like drawings suspended in space.
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