松田マイケ直穗 | Maike Naho Matsuda
Naho’s practice is socially-engaged and situated, often involving local people, public places or the natural environment. Naho examines and constructs alternative narratives of social and cultural structures, and is interested in the blurring boundaries of language and the technologies we use to communicate with.
Naho works with installations, print, drawings and video and has exhibited internationally including: SXSW in Austin TX, You & AI with Onassis Foundation in Athens GR, Qatar British Festival with the British Council in Doha QA, Great Exhibition of the North in Newcastle UK.
Her recent solo exhibition ‘The Hardest Word’ was on show at the Kunsthalle in Kempten in Germany winter 23. Naho is part of the Art as Social Practice cohort of HFMDK Frankfurt in 23/24. She has been working with A Drift of Us on SOW a public art intervention developed over the last year as part of Greenpeace Bad Taste project.