Flaka Haliti’s artistic practice includes mixed media, sculpture and spatial installation with a decidedly site-specific approach. Appropriation and re-arrangement are continuous lines in her works, whereby new aesthetic patterns are created. Haliti emphasizes altered perceptions on a visual level, as well as in conceptual methods to engage in political reflections and geopolitical preoccupations. Mediated by the sensory and by visual fields, territorial boundaries and powers such as national borders or the dispositions of associations like the UN or the European Union, are brought to negotiation. Importantly, her works steadily confront languages of identity in order to transcend its categorizations of gender or nationality. Occupying in-between states, Haliti furthermore challenges humanist perspectives and its authority over representation and abstraction. 

Deborah Schamoni

Munich

Ars Viva Fine Arts Prize, DE 	

Manifesta

Pristina

Baltic Triennial

Vilnius

Fellbach Small Sculpture Triennial

Fellbach

Busan Biennial

Busan

Venice Biennial

Venice

Berlin

Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum Für Gegenwart

Toronto

The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery

Graz

Steirischer Herbst

Ludwig Museum

Bremen

Gak Gesellschaft Für Aktuelle Kunst

Lenbachhaus

Karlsruhe

Städtische Galerie Karlsruhe

Vienna

Kunsthalle Wien

The Zkm

Haus Der Kulturen Der Welt

Ljubljana

Cukrarna

Tirana

National Gallery of Arts (Tirana)

Hamburg

Kunsthaus Hamburg

Lingen

Kunsthalle Lingen

Mumok - Museum Moderner Kunst Wien

Flaka Haliti

Paris

Cité Internationale Des Arts

Florence

Villa Romana Artist Residency Programme

Frankfurt am Main

Städelschule

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