Magdaléna Kašparová (1993) graduated from the New Media I Studio, run by Tomáš Svoboda, at the Prague Academy of Fine Arts in Prague.
In her work (videoart, net art, site-specific projection...) she focuses on different means of remediation, media archaeology, and retrospection. She is interested in the intersection of art and graphic design in form and content, drawing on her practice as a graphic and motion designer.
Her work is defined by a lifetime of collecting things, information, and data. She is exploring the function of the self-portrait in contemporary art (how personal could be political), the psychological aspects of collecting, and mining into the past.
In her work (videoart, net art, site-specific projection...) she focuses on different means of remediation, media archaeology, and retrospection. She is interested in the intersection of art and graphic design in form and content, drawing on her practice as a graphic and motion designer.
Her work is defined by a lifetime of collecting things, information, and data. She is exploring the function of the self-portrait in contemporary art (how personal could be political), the psychological aspects of collecting, and mining into the past.