Approximation I, Win Win (back), both 2012
exhibition view from MACRO EXPANSION, on view at Kraupa-Tuskany, Berlin

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The Cambrian Explosion 001, 2012
digital print on papyrus, aluminum frame

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Geometria MMXII, 2012
digital print on acacia wood, TV screen holder

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Approximation I, 2012
digital print on aluminum, cutout display

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Apical Dominance 2, 2012
tree weights stands, digital collage on fabric

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Installation view from The Still Life of Vernacular Agents, curated by NADINE ZEIDLER
at Kraupa-Tuskany gallery, Berlin, 2012

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Process Watch, 2012
digital print, display frame, 851mm x 1200 mm

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Skins, tent cover, tent sticks, digital prints on fabric, cardboard boxes, 2011
exhibition view at b-galleria, Turku, Finland

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KATJA NOVITSKOVE and TIMUR SI-QIN
installation view at the Center for Curatorial Studies: Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY, spring 2012

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Innate Disposition, 2012
digital print plastic cutout displays

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Innate Disposition, 2012
digital print plastic cutout displays

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KATJA NOVITSKOVA and TIMUR SI-QIN’s exhibition x DIS Magazine. These images are a continuation of DIS’s exploration into new ways of documenting art, view more here

all images courtesy the artist, unless stated otherwise

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If you have heard about Post-internet Survival Guide (2010), a self-published book, an installation, a series of events and exhibitions in response to the ‘post-internet’ art phenomenon, then you know KATJA NOVITSKOVA, the Estonia-born artist who initiated the project.

Her work emphasizes the nature of the synthetic, focusing on the materiality of globalized and networked society, often framed in a way which connect the worlds of advertising, consumerism, history and nature.