Trisha Baga Returns to Video Art with New Exhibition 'MORE' in Berlin
Artist Trisha Baga has resumed creating video art after a five-year hiatus, during which they focused on painting. Their new work, titled 'MORE,' is on display at Société in Berlin until January 17. The piece is a 3D video collage that merges diverse settings such as domestic interiors, natural caves, and public spaces like Epcot, exploring themes of technology's intrusion into daily life and human dependency. Baga's return was facilitated by new smartphone capabilities for 3D filming and required adapting to updated editing software. The artist discusses how painting influenced their video practice, particularly in compositional techniques, and addresses subjects including parenting, artificial intelligence, and personal loss.
Key facts
- Trisha Baga's video art exhibition 'MORE' is showing at Société in Berlin through January 17.
- The artist took a five-year break from video to focus on painting before returning to the medium.
- The work is a 3D video collage combining footage from homes, caves, aquariums, and other locations.
- Baga's return was enabled by iPhone 3D filming features and learning new editing software.
- Themes include technology's impact on domestic life, parenting, AI, and human experience.
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Société
Locations
- Berlin
- Ridgewood