Katarina Burin uses historical architecture and design imagery and documentation; engaging with these sources, she plumbs their psychological depths and re-casts their forms and techniques in as her drawings, structures, larger installations and collages. Burin is currently a Visiting Lecturer at Harvard University in the Department of Visual and Environmental Studies. She has had recent exhibitions with Grimm in New York and Munich, with Lucile Corty in Paris, the Clockwork project in Berlin, Form/Content in London, and Ratio 3 in San Francisco. Born in the US. She has lived most recently in Berlin, where she is represented by Andreas Grimm Gallery.
Image: Katarina Burin,
Vienna Pavilion-Franfurt trade fair, c. 1920, 2010. Gum arabic transfer on book cloth. Courtesy of the artist.
