Vitória Cribb

(Brazil, 1996)

Vitória Cribb investigates social behavior shaped by new visual information technologies, exploring the power of digital matter as a conceptual redefinition of our existence. Her reflections encompass themes such as surveillance, digital presence, self-expression, the subconscious, new realities, and cyberspace. To do so, the artist employs the multiple possibilities of digital immateriality as a means to translate her thoughts into artworks.
echoes of a wet finger narrates a moment of impetuous attack, culminating in the metamorphosis between human and animal. In this dreamlike setting, where dream and reality are indistinguishable, the protagonist enters a state of dissociation, confronting traumas and delusions. There is no way to resist or fight back—just as when our hands are wet and, no matter how hard we try, we cannot snap our fingers.

Mel Ferrari

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Vitória Cribb (Brazil, 1996) graduated from the Escola Superior de Desenho Industrial, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Her practice investigates contemporary social behavior in the face of the development of new visual information technologies. The artist uses the digital environment to expand her investigations on digital presence, surveillance, digital bodies, self-expression, and psychological damage in cyberspace traversed by her subconscious. The artist has participated in several projects, including EMAPxFrieze Film Seoul 2024, the 22nd SESC_Videobrasil Biennial (São Paulo, 2023), and the Bangkok Art Biennial 2022. In 2023, Vitória was awarded the Fellowship Residency Award at the Wexner Center for the Arts, and in 2022, she received the PIPA PRIZE - Brazilian Prize for Contemporary Art. Her works are part of the collection of the Denver Art Museum and the National Museum of the Brazilian Republic. She lives in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Vitória Cribb

(Brazil, 1996)

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