Description: His research-based practice is centred around a methodically organized collection of images and texts that stem from various digital platforms and physical sources. He accumulates and collages these materials in a process of discovery, forming the basis for monochromic works that are mathematically plotted and remain at once poetic and political.
Marina Ovsyannikova disrupts live TV broadcast, Vremya, Channel One Russia, 14 March 2022 , 2023, acrylic on wood, 56 × 43 cm
Gorillas in the Mountains of Southern Nigeria: World ’ s rarest great ape pictured with babies, BBC News, 9 July 2020 , 2022, acrylic on wood, 114 × 200 cm; The Palliative Turn (group) , 2022, Künstlerhaus Bremen, DE (installation view )
Untitled (dress to protest) , 2022, acrylic on wood, 56 × 43 cm; catalogue