KATE LEPPER
  • BIO
  • REVIEWS
  • CONTACT
  • TYPO-FACE (2020)
  • Soft Protest (2019)
  • Visual Vegetables (2017)
  • Art For Insects! (2017)
  • Dead Bug Live (2016)
  • Instructions (2015-16)
  • Untitled (2014-2016)
  • Nail-free Interventions (2012)
  • Shop Autonom (2012)
  • Discussion Prop (2012)
  • Leaf Preservers (2011)
  • Emergency Canisters (2011)
  • A Vegan Island (2010)
  • Dead Frog Tripod (2010)
  • Meadow Bags (2010)
  • Plastic Forest (2010)
  • The Persistence of Visual Nutrients (2009)
  • La Petite Mort (2009)
  • Life Instincts (2008)
  • The Hanging Garden (2007)
  • The Soft Room (2007)
  • Let Them Eat Happiness! (2006)
  • The Body Telephone (2006)
  • How My Mother Survived (2005)
  • BIO
  • REVIEWS
  • CONTACT
  • TYPO-FACE (2020)
  • Soft Protest (2019)
  • Visual Vegetables (2017)
  • Art For Insects! (2017)
  • Dead Bug Live (2016)
  • Instructions (2015-16)
  • Untitled (2014-2016)
  • Nail-free Interventions (2012)
  • Shop Autonom (2012)
  • Discussion Prop (2012)
  • Leaf Preservers (2011)
  • Emergency Canisters (2011)
  • A Vegan Island (2010)
  • Dead Frog Tripod (2010)
  • Meadow Bags (2010)
  • Plastic Forest (2010)
  • The Persistence of Visual Nutrients (2009)
  • La Petite Mort (2009)
  • Life Instincts (2008)
  • The Hanging Garden (2007)
  • The Soft Room (2007)
  • Let Them Eat Happiness! (2006)
  • The Body Telephone (2006)
  • How My Mother Survived (2005)
KATE LEPPER
"It is ... a political decision to focus on the materials of art: it means to consider the processes of making and their associated power relations, to consider the workers - whether they are in factories, studios or public spaces, whether they are known or anonymous - and their tools and spaces of production." Petra Lange-Berndt

"An infinity of possibilities is at the core of 'matter-ing'... Matter in its iterative materialisation is a dynamic play of indeterminacy. Matter is never a settled matter. It is always already radically open... Touching, sensing, is what matter does or rather, what matter is. Matter is condensations of responses, of response-ability". Karen Barad








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