Katarina Caserman

Foizelata, Yazlinate (On irreversible flow of things and other time), 2023190 x 140cmPrice on Request

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This abstract painting features a captivating interplay of vibrant colors and organic, swirling shapes. The composition is dominated by lush tones of turquoise, emerald, and ochre, which flow and merge in a mesmerizing, almost fluid manner. The brushstrokes and overall technique create a sense of movement and energy, evoking a surreal, ethereal quality. The subject matter appears to be a harmonious, dreamlike abstraction, inviting the viewer to interpret and experience the work through its dynamic visual language. The artist's intention may have been to explore themes of nature, emotion, or the subconscious mind, capturing a visually striking and immersive moment in time. ...

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Artist

Katarina Caserman

B.1996, Slovenian

Katarina Caserman (b. 1996) is a London-based artist originally from Slovenia. The challenge of representing nonmaterial matter is central to Caserman's artistic inquiry. The artist sees that for each existing object, it requires a particular type of material to facilitate its growth, and within this process, the artist seeks to give form to the intangible. She recognises that thoughts, memories, and time exist beyond the bounds of our perceptible reality, yet they remain integral components of our lives. Her work aims to materialise these abstract concepts by imbuing them with tangible characteristics such as colour, shape, and movement. She obtained her MA in Painting at the Royal College of Art in 2022 and her BA in Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Ljubljana. She was awarded a Ministry of Culture of Slovenia’s Scholarship for Promising Young Artists (2020). Caserman’s first solo show with Tabula Rasa Gallery is scheduled in 2024 in Beijing. Her recent exhibitions include And the safe spot become impassable, curated by Ethan Yip/Yisi Li (Hong Kong, 2024); Untalely, Tabula Rasa Gallery (Beijing, 2023); Tabula Rasa: Unveiled, No.9 Cork Street (London, 2023); The last train after the last train; Public Gallery (London, 2023); Pandora (Sivi.), Long Story Short NYC (New York, 2023); Conscious Unconscious, Pippy Houldsworth Gallery (London, 2023); NADA Miami 2022, presented by Tabula Rasa Gallery (Miami, 2022); It is Better to be Cats than be Loved, Tabula Rasa Gallery (London, 2022); Made in Heaven, duo solo, Des Bains (London, 2022); s02e02, International Centre of Graphic Arts (Ljubljana, 2019); and Fin-de-Siècle #III at Layer House Gallery (Kranj, 2019). Her works can be found in Deji Art Museum and many other private collections. ...

Katarina Caserman: Artworks

Katarina CasermanTysetza, 2022Price on Request

Katarina CasermanDimesetzmána, 2022Price on Request

Katarina CasermanZwemtim, 2023Price on Request

Katarina CasermanRybitza, 2023Price on Request

Katarina CasermanSkorzy en, 2023Price on Request

Katarina CasermanFoizelata, Yazlinate (On irreversible flow of things and other time), 2023Price on Request

Katarina CasermanPretenemtúle (The past increases, the future recedes), 2023Price on Request

Katarina CasermanUjeniemo (The moon is looking at), 2023Price on Request

Katarina CasermanToqiéto-foynifrh (Live has promised to sustain), 202416500 GBP

Katarina CasermanHarpynprah, 20243500 GBP

Gallery

Tabula Rasa Gallery

London

Tabula Rasa Gallery is based in Beijing's 798 art district. Established in 2015, it aims to promote both Chinese and international contemporary artists through exhibitions, talks, research and publication. The gallery name is Latin for 'blank state'. In philosophical discourse, it refers to the idea that our knowledge comes from our experiences and education, all participants are born in a Tabula Rasa state. Tabula Rasa hopes that the exhibitions they present can subvert viewers’ preconceptions, creating conditions for fresh artistic experiments. ...