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Biography

Randi Matushevitz is an American multidisciplinary artist. Her installations, paintings, mixed media drawings, and videos have been exhibited and collected nationally and internationally. Her artwork is found in the permanent collections of the Museum of Art and History (MOAH), Lancaster, CA; Cleveland Clinic, Las Vegas; Las Vegas Art Museum at the Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; The Brooklyn Art Library, Brooklyn, NY; and Enter Art Foundation, Berlin. 

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Matushevitz's artwork reflects the fragility of human connectivity. A figurative artist, her portraits, narratives, and videos, illustrate how our point of view impacts our personal world experience in a universal conversation that explores the commonality of uncertainty within the mania and calm surrounding daily life. The images are messy, murky layers of entangled marks creating a dense surface that mimics the human condition. The parameters of her artwork include themes of socio-psychological human connection and formal artistic variety of visual experience.  The hypothesis unifies the work that catharsis is an instinctive reaction to engage with the archetype of shadow.  The release from the brief exposure to the abject and uncomfortable, the uncertain, from a safe and ultimately healing space. 

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Artist Statement

My drawings, paintings, digital and video artwork delve into the depths of human emotions in surrealistic environments that unveil the instincts that reside within our collective psyche. This environment is a response to the societal norms surrounding personal stories that push the boundaries of conventional aesthetics of privacy, personal comfort and belonging. 

 

​Through evocative imagery, symbolism, and often unsettling subject matter, these artworks invite the viewer to confront their fears, explore innermost complexities, and contemplate the inherent dichotomy of the human experience. It serves as a poignant reminder that belonging and healing can be found in the most unlikely places, and that even within the struggle of life’s imperfections and uncertainties, there is a profound allure and profound opportunity for introspection and personal growth.

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