Linda Lach
Linda Lach (b. 1995, she/his) – polish artist whose practice explores subjects of personal memory, care, bodily exhaustion and experience of isolation. Working with aluminum, paper, and synthetic fabrics, she utilizes intimate transparencies and self-overwriting signals as carriers that challenge the anthropocentric perspective. What does it mean to have a ‘body’? How to define its extents? By proposing an intersectional model of reality that is continuous and infinite, rather than quantifiable and categorizable, Lach advocates for a heterogeneous reality that combines optimal efficiency of survival strategies with biological balance.