Lito Kattou's works are part of a new wave of production that blends various practices, from digital fabrication to thermochemical elaborations, to explore the relationship between materiality and subjectivity. Her practice takes on different forms that include weapons, skins, and cosmic elements, and use flatness to create sculptural depth. Examining processes of embodiment and material transformation, her works track these metamorphic changes within the constraints of space and time. Kattou's practice explores space before and after the body, questioning the body's presence, absence, representation, and abstraction. She views subjectivation as a series of tactics for creating and conditioning the self and others. Through her works, she depicts the subject as a wanderer, transcending identity and categorization, and composed of voices that fluctuate between dialogue and monologue. The structures of space, form, and narrative in her artworks are built around the traces of attack and defense, and the modes of roaming and intimate communication.

Public Gallery

Athens

Nicosia

Athens Biennale

London

Frieze

Köln

Art Cologne

Paris

Fiac

Berlin

Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler (K-T Z)

Rome

T293

Prague

Polansky

Lisbon

Culturgest

Nottingham

Nottingham Contemporary

Lugano

Sonnenstube

Royal College of Art

New York City

New Museum of Contemporary Art

Lito Kattou

Royal College Of Art

Body V

Body VII