Rome- and Taipei-based Italian artist Marta Roberti’s work focuses on drawing and video animation that she presented in the form of installation.
Her latest project Nature is Artifactual (2014) is a multimedia installation of hand drawing and light boxes she commenced in her residency at Taipei’s Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts in 2014-2015. Roberti’s research explores the theme of subjectivity in today’s society, particularly focusing on the relationship between man and nature and the conflict between the artificial and the natural.
Marta Roberti, ‘Statement’, 2014, quotes from Donna Haraway’s “The Promises of Monsters: a Regenerative Politics for Inappropriate/d Others”, inscription on transparent paper roll with fluo oil pastel, back lit, dimensions variable. Image courtesy the artist.
Marta Roberti, ‘Nature is Artifactual’, 2014, study of the Taipei lotus pond, drawing on paper, fluo oil pastel, 21 x 30 cm. Image courtesy the artist.
Marta Roberti, ‘Being Obsessed by a Lotus Pond’, 2014, hundreds of lotus pond drawings, oil colour on different kind of papers, different colours and dimensions. Image courtesy the artist.
Marta Roberti, ‘Being Obsessed by a Lotus Pond’, 2014, hundreds of lotus pond drawings, oil colour on different kind of papers, different colours and dimensions. Image courtesy the artist.
Marta Roberti, ‘Being Obsessed by a Lotus Pond’, 2014, hundreds of lotus pond drawings, oil colour on different kind of papers, different colours and dimensions. Image courtesy the artist.
Marta Roberti, ‘Being Obsessed by a Lotus Pond’, 2014, hundreds of lotus pond drawings, oil colour on different kind of papers, different colours and dimensions. Image courtesy the artist.
Marta Roberti, ‘Being Obsessed by a Lotus Pond’, 2014, hundreds of lotus pond drawings, oil colour on different kind of papers, different colours and dimensions. Image courtesy the artist.
Marta Roberti, ‘Being Obsessed by a Lotus Pond’, 2014, hundreds of lotus pond drawings, oil colour on different kind of papers, different colours and dimensions. Image courtesy the artist.
Marta Roberti, ‘Being Obsessed by a Lotus Pond’, 2014, hundreds of lotus pond drawings, oil colour on different kind of papers, different colours and dimensions. Image courtesy the artist.
Marta Roberti, “Spellbound Lotus Pond” installation project, 2014, light boxes. Image courtesy the artist.