Ekarasa Doblanovic is a Italian/Croatian-born, New Zealand artist. Graduated in 2014 with Master Degree (Honours) in Visual Arts from Auckland University of Technology in Auckland, NZ. Her creative practice encompasses painting and installation with collaborative and participatory projects "Imagine the...
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Ekarasa Doblanovic is a Italian/Croatian-born, New
Zealand artist. Graduated in 2014 with Master Degree (Honours) in Visual Arts
from Auckland University of Technology in Auckland, NZ. Her creative practice
encompasses painting and installation with collaborative and participatory
projects "Imagine the Land", working across New Zealand and Australia
as well as internationally. Having exhibited her latest collaborative work “Tocca la terra” at
the MACRO ASILO Museum of Contemporary Art Rome , was a finalist at The Arte
Laguna Prize in Venice, Italy and an co-produced an intergenerational project
“Whanui” with Auckland Arts Festival.
Doblanovic’s works embody a strong sense of materiality in which the tactile
and haptic quality of colour and organic earth materials heighten the sensation
and affect of colour and its material nature. She uses pure pigments and
fabricates her own colours to activate a consideration of colour in its truest
state as the primary voice of her works. Additionally, her work investigates the
collaborative and participatory and
social practices where notions of space, ecology, impermanence and human
interactions are explored with the aim to create an empathetic interaction
between people, art and nature.