Place of Residency
BBK Niederrhein, Pförtnerloge Krefeld
Naho Matsuda (DE/JP) is a visual artist working between Munich, Nettetal (NRW) and London. Her work examines various forms of languages, modes of communication and investigates every-day power structures. Her current projects explore how men apologize, when dogs can be weaponized and how we use our hands to imitate animals.
© Matt Ward
© Naho Matsuda
© Naho Matsuda
Discipline
installations, drawings, video, performance
© Chaeeun Lee
Naho works process-oriented, site-specific, often involving local people and the ‘more-than-human’ environment. Inspired by her findings, she invents false solutions, escape routes and substories. These translate into a variety of media and materials: from drawings, prints and websites to video works, installations and performances.
Discipline
installations, drawings, video, performance
© Chaeeun Lee
Naho works process-oriented, site-specific, often involving local people and the ‘more-than-human’ environment. Inspired by her findings, she invents false solutions, escape routes and substories. These translate into a variety of media and materials: from drawings, prints and websites to video works, installations and performances.