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Katerina Kornova (b. 1990, [imaginary country]) is a multidisciplinary artist known for her subversion of classical forms and her integration of digital tools into tactile mediums. Her work often features distorted self-portraits, fragmented bodies, and algorithmically altered imagery, reflecting her interrogation of selfhood in the context of social media and data capitalism. Prior to her 2021 debut at Galeria Leo, Kornova participated in [imaginary] group exhibitions, including the 2019 Biennale of Emerging Digital Practices in Vienna.
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Kornova’s Digital Flesh exhibition at Galeria Leo can be viewed as a response to the 2010s’ “visual overload” era, where digital interfaces mediate nearly every identity performance. Her use of algorithms to alter classical portraiture symbolized the erasure of individuality under data surveillance, while her analog interventions reclaimed authenticity. Curators noted that the exhibition’s immersive environment—featuring AR elements accessible via smartphones—invited viewers to confront their role as both consumers and co-creators of digital identity.
