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Instinctual is a performative work where three camouflaged bodies are engaged \nin the act of chewing, a primal behavior crucial for survival. The repetitive \nmovements and sounds merge, evolving into a meditative state. In nature, \ncamouflage conceals location, identity, and movement, and in the social media \nlandscape, people perform similar behaviors to blend into different settings, \nmirroring this natural instinct.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n

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Jenny Kristina Nilsson is a Swedish artist who works primarily with sculpture, installation and video. Her work seeks to activate the viewer’s body through tactile senses such as touch, smell and movement in a space. She is interested in how we perceive art through our primary senses and how these experiences are stored in our bodies.
\nShe has created immersive sculptures, large abstract forms suspended in the air, which continually change their appearance in space by choreographing the movement of the viewer’s body. Her performative videos stage primitive acts through camouflaged bodies. Recently, she has used biological materials to develop semi-transparent sculptures whose texture resembles burnt plastic and whose hue is reminiscent of skin, encouraging viewers to touch them.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/div>\n\n <\/div>\n\n\n<\/div><\/div>\n\n

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