Nina Fraser
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​» Untitled (Circle series) I - IV ​(2020) magazine collage ​​35 x 35cm
​» Beneath the roots of the mountains ​(2021) watercolour and giclée print collage on watercolour paper, ​​35 x 35cm
​» Untitled (painting study from collage) III ​(2021) cut watercolour on paper, ​​35 x 36cm

​circle series

Working with the symbolism of a circle that protects, maintains, flows and connects, magazine imagery is held in a space of suspended animation, exploring notions of disposability and temporality within a unified whole. By exploding the external - an obsessive fragmentation of multiple perspectives drawn from the visual culture that surrounds us - I am simultaneously looking inward, drawing references from diverse philosophical sources and spiritual practices. Often seen as a symbol of protection, the circle template was taken from my dining table placemat, referencing intimacy and constraint within the domestic sphere. Emotionally accentuated during the pandemic, the home became a central ground for every aspect life, redefining a sense of time, relationship and priority.
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​ARTIST TALK: “FROM BODY TO EARTH; MINI IMPLOSIONS AND SOMETIMES THE OPPOSITE” 
11/02/2022  

Reflecting upon her ‘circle series’, some of which are featured in the latest exhibition Historias de boudoir, Nina unveils questions and thoughts surrounding her practice in the recent years, touching on upon issues of repair, rebuilding, perception of trauma and home.

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  • Work
    • 2025 >
      • encounters
      • LABECO
      • Perception / finding ground
    • 2024 >
      • Deliquesce
      • Vegetal matters
    • 2023 >
      • mycelium
      • a study in psycho-cybernetics
      • CALENDÁRIO AVULSO
      • Winter leaves
      • Unconnected Yet
    • 2022 >
      • The Anxiety of Interdisciplinarity
      • Unconscionable map
      • AMETHYST DECEIVER
      • Moths drink the tears of sleeping birds
    • 2021 >
      • Home
      • tales of turbulence and tulips
    • 2020 >
      • The Garden
      • Found Landscapes
    • 2019 >
      • Taxis Derma
      • QUAL Paisagem
      • Sublime
      • The Centre Cannot Hold II
    • > 2017 >
      • Bag Forest
      • what might have been simply displaced
      • CHAOS &INFUSION
      • Made in China
    • Collage series >
      • Circle series
      • Menagerie
      • [framing illusive]
      • ROCKS
      • Fragments
    • Print >
      • Menagerie
  • News
  • Connect
    • Biography
    • Artist Mentoring
    • Substack
  • Texts
    • Substack
    • Undomesticated Ground (text)
    • A Study in Psycho-cybernetics?
    • Home (text)
    • Learning from the bricoleur in times of crisis
    • Taxis Derma (text)
    • Sublime (text)