caitlin kozman
Caitlin Kozman is the conceptual artist making marks via photomedia, feminist performance and writer, currently based in Australia.
Everything is bruised.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Kozman’s photomedia work takes the guts of analogue printing, marking gestural residues across the page. Nothing is precious or guarded. Everything can be bruised.
Kozman grew up in the fierce salt air on Dharawal Country. This notably includes the industrial port of Wollongong and her work is informed by this chaos. They are currently based in the Northern Rivers (NSw), Australia.
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i drank soy milk in the 90’s
the art text.
These words may not ring true, in finality, nor in complete sentences.
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I drank soy milk in the 90’s is the incomplete words of memoir from Caitlin Kozman; the text from the urge to mark soul time, the integral missing piece from Untitled Time (2015) to now.
These words are gestures; incomplete beginnings, attempts at lyrics, essence of attempts, text to embody a vagueness, an expression of the potential future, to mean something to the person who jotted them down. Aeons of thoughtful absentminded play.