Rebecca Horn significantly shaped transmedia artistic practice since the 1970s, leaving a lasting influence on contemporary artists and expanding perspectives on body and technology.
Horn's practice reflects precisely calculated relationships between space, light, physicality, sound, and rhythm, creating immersive experiences that challenge the boundaries of artistic expression.
By resisting conventional male-centric notions of technology, Horn opened new, non-gendered perspectives on human perception, establishing her unique voice in the art world.
Her artistic evolution showcased a blend of inspirations, including Surrealism and feminism, yet ultimately defied categorization, paving a distinctive path in contemporary art.
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