Na Kim is an artist based in Berlin and Seoul known for her exploration of the interplay between given structures and serendipitous discoveries. Through the meticulous collection and rearrangement of daily life objects, she creates fictional frameworks. Alongside her work as an artist and designer, she runs the project space LOOM in Berlin. Her work seamlessly intersects visual language and design, challenging perceptions and prompting new narratives through found fiction. By stripping objects of their original contexts, Na invites audiences on a transformative journey where communication’s multifaceted nature is revealed.
During Na’s time in Siena, the artist aims to explore the intricate link between memory and collecting. Na will gather souvenirs from various experiences, transcending traditional trinkets to include objects with personal significance. Through this process, she delves into how souvenirs evoke emotions and memories, and crafts fictional narratives.