Art on a Postcard International Women’s Day Auction - Curated by Vanessa Murrell

About 

Super Future Kid, born in East Germany in 1981, spent her formative years in the wake of the Berlin Wall's fall, initially oblivious to the western world. The profound cultural impact of this event left an indelible mark, shaping her affinity for vibrant colors and a playful aesthetic. 
 
While employing bold shapes and colors, the “Human” Figure is the main subject in her work. By using the figure as a personal avatar, she explores a range of ideas that all circulate around questioning one's identity and what it means to be human, thus providing a platform which is emotionally engaging and which gives the observer an opportunity to discover an alternate reality of themselves. 
 
She attended the Chelsea College of Art and Design and the Academy of Art Berlin Weissensee. Since her graduation in 2008, she has shown her work in several group and solo exhibitions nationally and internationally including London, New York, Berlin, Tokyo, Los Angeles, Bangkok, Seoul and Miami. 

Education 

Chelsea College of Art and Design, London  

Academy of Art Berlin Weissensee 

Solo Shows 

2023 
Boss Fight, Over the Influence, Bangkok 
Moonrise Sisters, Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami 

2022 
The Sound of my Soul, Over the Influence, Los Angeles 

2020 
Seaweed Sunrise, Over the Influence, Hong Kong 
Two for Me, None for You, SPRING/BREAK Art Show, NY, Mindy Solomon Gallery 

2019 
Dreams on Demand, Arsham/Fieg Gallery, New York 
SMELLS LIKE TEENAGE ARMPIT, Gallery Poulsen, Copenhagen 

2018 
Dolphin Disco, Hiromart Gallery, Tokyo 
 
Group Shows 

2023 
In Spiritual Light, Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami 
Sublime Minutiae, Exhibition A, Online 
Narrative Alters, Gana Art, Seoul 

2022 
Glimmer Shrine, Tang Contemporary Gallery, Hong Kong 
A Confluence of Coastal Creativity, Albertz Benda, Los Angeles 

2021 
A Walk in the Park, 2 person show, Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami 
MISA Discoveries, Koenig Galerie, Berlin 
3Dimensional, 3 person show, Gallery Poulsen, Copenhagen 
Fairyland, Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami 

Gallery Representation 

Over the Influence 

Mindy Solomon Gallery 

Gallery Poulsen 

Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork 

My current works are considering the impermanence of our human existence. Through some personal experiences I am becoming more and more aware of the temporary nature of our own body. We often forget how fragile the body actually is and rather look at it as some sort of durable structure, almost like a house, a space which we inhabit throughout our lifetime. With this in mind, the new works including this piece, are intended as a reminder that even if our body were a construction or a house built out of stone, over time it can and will still crack, break and eventually crumble. 

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