Mad Cutter’s founder, Nathalie Kraemer, explores biophilia using the traditional artform of paper cutting. “Biophilia” is a term coined by psychoanalyst Erich Fromm who depicts humans innate tendency to seek connections with nature and other forms of life. With advancements in digital technology, human connectivity should be at an all time high but we discovered through the global experience of the pandemic lockdown how crucial it is to socialize in person and go outside into nature for our mental health and physical well-being.
Inspired by her recent trip to the Yucatan, Nathalie implements the Mexican jungle and animals in her pensive showcases by combining paper cutouts, real plants, and light to create impactful shadow art.*
Hand-cutting three installations for the fine dining restaurant Ration: Beverley, Nathalie is juxtaposing our addiction to technological gadgets with our biological urge for human touch and Mother Nature.
*One of the installations will be interactive to the public.
Hours:
Monday, Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday, Thursday: 9am–9pm
Friday, Saturday: 9am–11pm
Sunday: 9am–9pm
Reception: Wednesday, March 9 from 6-9pm *Limited capacity
Participants
Mad Cutter (Nathalie Kraemer), Alok GhoshAccessibility
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