B. 1997, Mountain View, California, USA
Living and working in the Bay Area.
In response to the effects of accelerating digital technologies on visual culture, I’ve developed methods of working that oscillate between logic and feeling, surrender and control, external observation and emotional processing. Through slow, intense, and embodied studio practice, I aim to create moments where perception falters—where the viewer hesitates and is invited into a more attentive relationship with the world.
Living and working in the Bay Area.
In response to the effects of accelerating digital technologies on visual culture, I’ve developed methods of working that oscillate between logic and feeling, surrender and control, external observation and emotional processing. Through slow, intense, and embodied studio practice, I aim to create moments where perception falters—where the viewer hesitates and is invited into a more attentive relationship with the world.
fruitofara@gmail.com