Their shared landscape was nothing more than a faint reflection of their minds, 2019
Potsdam and Berlin-based artist Marion Fink is best known for her inimitable life-sized monotypes. Produced through a labor-intensive printing process, and rendered in luminous color, these otherworldly portraits depict young adults in various states of disconnection, both with their surreal physical surroundings and themselves. Fink’s subjects, suspended within their own parallel worlds, embody the fragmentation and SMTH characteristic of the internet age, as limitless access to information and connection paradoxically gives way to isolation and loneliness.