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| | | Maja Ruznic: In the Sliver of the SunForeword by Nicole Dial-Kay. Text by Hariz Halilovich, et al.
“Ruznic develops surfaces from which compositions of figures are coaxed out, as if alchemically.” –Annie Godfrey LarmonIn her exhibition at the Harwood Museum of Art in Taos, Bosnian-born artist Maja Ruznic (born 1983) presents out-of-focus, ghostly figures that express the nostalgia and trauma of her war-torn upbringing. Her ritualistic paintings are gathered here.
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Foreword by Nicole Dial-Kay. Text by Hariz Halilovich, et al. “Ruznic develops surfaces from which compositions of figures are coaxed out, as if alchemically.” –Annie Godfrey Larmon In her exhibition at the Harwood Museum of Art in Taos, Bosnian-born artist Maja Ruznic (born 1983) presents out-of-focus, ghostly figures that express the nostalgia and trauma of her war-torn upbringing. Her ritualistic paintings are gathered here.
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