Skies

Name: Skies
Start: 2018-02-10T12:00:00.000Z
End: 2018-03-24T12:00:00.000Z
Location: Winston Wächter Fine Art

Winston Wächter Fine Art is proud to announce "Skies", an exhibition of new-media works by Maja Petric, featured in our back-room gallery. Please join us for the opening reception on February 10th from 12-2pm, the artist will be in attendance.

Winston Wächter Fine Art

Feb 10th – Mar 24th

Seattle, 203 Dexter Ave North

Opening Reception: Saturday, Feb. 10th, 12pm -2pm

, 'Lost Skies, Climate Change Through The Eyes Of A Skeptic,' 2017, Winston Wächter Fine Art — Maja Petric
*Lost Skies, Climate Change Through The Eyes Of A Skeptic*, 2017
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, 'Skies Epitomized of War and Peace. Epitome Of The Icelandic Sky. Epitome Of The Iraqi Sky. Epitome Of The Universal Sky. Epitome Of The Syrian Sky. Epitome Of The New Zealand Sky.,' 2017, Winston Wächter Fine Art — Maja Petric
*Skies Epitomized of War and Peace. Epitome Of The Icelandic Sky. Epitome Of The Iraqi Sky. Epitome Of The Universal Sky. Epitome Of The Syrian Sky. Epitome Of The New Zealand Sky.*, 2017
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, 'Lost Skies, Climate Change Through The Eyes Of A Skeptic,' 2018, Winston Wächter Fine Art — Maja Petric
*Lost Skies, Climate Change Through The Eyes Of A Skeptic*, 2018
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Press Release

Maja Petric creates transformative spatial experiences using data gathering technology and light installation. Growing up in Croatia during the violent fragmentation of Yugoslavia, she was surrounded by structures in a constant state of fragmentation and repair. It is this unstable environment that fueled her need to create her own alternative spaces where she could remain connected.

“My curiosity for science led me to use cutting edge technologies as an artistic tool to create transformative experiences. My approach became scientific and technical but always rooted in art. Fusing these disciplines lets me discover and create innovative experiences that have a transformative
impact.”

Maja's artwork has been exhibited at Microsoft Research Gallery, Henry Art Gallery, Hong Kong Landmark, Gallery 4Culture, Matadero Madrid, Medialab Prado, Winter Lights in London, in addition to others. Awards include the Microsoft Research Residency Award, Richard Kelly Light Art Award, two Thunen Lighting Awards, and Doctoral Fellowship from Croatian Science Foundation. Her artwork has been nominated forArts Innovator Award, FastCo. Innovation by Design Awards, International Light Art Award by the Centre for International Light Art Unna. She is currently Artist in Residence of Redmond, WA, USA.

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