Derived from her theories of psychoanalysis and the female gaze, Ettinger's artistic practice reckons with the "matrixial" space synthesizing trauma, care and the maternal
Bracha Ettinger (born 1948) is an Israeli French artist, writer and philosopher best known for developing the concept of "matrix space," binding visual art to feminist psychologies. This sketchbook-like volume encompasses Ettinger's collaborations with the Centre Pompidou across 40 years.
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Derived from her theories of psychoanalysis and the female gaze, Ettinger's artistic practice reckons with the "matrixial" space synthesizing trauma, care and the maternal
Bracha Ettinger (born 1948) is an Israeli French artist, writer and philosopher best known for developing the concept of "matrix space," binding visual art to feminist psychologies. This sketchbook-like volume encompasses Ettinger's collaborations with the Centre Pompidou across 40 years.
