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Oil on Paper
29.5 X 21 cm
2022
This work is a comment on deforestation through the exploration of synaesthesia, translating the sounds of chainsaws and the machinery of clear-cutting forests into color and mark, and pointing to other ways of experiencing and being in the world.
Kirsten Stromberg (b. San Francisco, CA) is an artist based in Florence, Italy. Working with experimental music, visual art, and education, her research focuses on listening and decentering as forms of resistance and reparative practice. She graduated as a Senior Fellow from Dartmouth College and completed an MFA in Arts and Consciousness Studies at John F. Kennedy University. For over 25 years, she has studied with Rose Shakinovsky and Claire Gavronsky (rosenclaire) in Italy and South Africa. She has lectured at several institutions and currently teaches Painting and Experimental Music/Sound Art at Syracuse University in Florence.
Oil on Paper
29.5 X 21 cm
2022
This work is a comment on deforestation through the exploration of synaesthesia, translating the sounds of chainsaws and the machinery of clear-cutting forests into color and mark, and pointing to other ways of experiencing and being in the world.
Kirsten Stromberg (b. San Francisco, CA) is an artist based in Florence, Italy. Working with experimental music, visual art, and education, her research focuses on listening and decentering as forms of resistance and reparative practice. She graduated as a Senior Fellow from Dartmouth College and completed an MFA in Arts and Consciousness Studies at John F. Kennedy University. For over 25 years, she has studied with Rose Shakinovsky and Claire Gavronsky (rosenclaire) in Italy and South Africa. She has lectured at several institutions and currently teaches Painting and Experimental Music/Sound Art at Syracuse University in Florence.