Katja Angeli
Posted by Fabio 9 December 2016
Katja Angeli is a Danish artist who graduated with an MFA from the Royal College of Art in 2015. Her work projects a surreal, carnivalesque world of shifting shapes, forms and scenes. The work exists within the parameters of assemblage and uses the appropriation and conflation of words, images, objects and space to explore the image as an ambiguous, groundless portal, referencing a narrative about identity, transformation and the relationship between the physical and the digital.
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