Northern Sámi artist Márét Anne Sara will present a significant installation in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall from October 14, 2025, to April 6, 2026. Known for addressing political and ecological issues that impact Sámi and Indigenous communities in Norway, Sara's work reflects a deeper understanding of Nordic colonialism's consequences on cultural practices. Her installations often utilize materials linked to reindeer herding, asserting a unique Indigenous perspective that emphasizes the interdependence of humans, nature, and animals, aiming to protect ancestral knowledge for future generations.
Sara's multidisciplinary practice highlights the impact of Nordic colonialism on Sámi ways of life, emphasizing the importance of preserving ancestral knowledge for environmental protection.
Sara articulated her Indigenous perspective, stating, 'For us, the reindeer is actually a very close relative. Humans, nature and animals are interdependent and equal.'
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