Natasha Dusenjko (b. Melbourne, Australia) lives and works on the South Coast of NSW. She received her BFA with honours from University of Ballarat, Australia in 2003.
Natasha’s text and drawing works, sculptural objects, photography and experimental noise recordings are often characterised by a monochromatic palette and dissonant sound. In her work, she is interested in fragments, thresholds and a de-linear sense of time; in ambiguities and in-between spaces.
Natasha’s practice has leaned into experimentation, collaboration, and the element of chance. Concepts and processes develop in an intuitive way and are recorded in self-published exhibition ephemera; serving as ongoing archives, and self-contained documents, enacting ongoing dialogue within specific projects, her practice, and with the audience.
“That I consider myself an amateur when wielding a guitar or camera is not a deficit or handicap, but in fact an important detail about the parameters and foundations from which my works seek an outcome.”
Enquiries, please contact: tash.dusenjko [at] gmail.com