Katarina Hoeger

My artistic works examine relations that are inherently part of being oneself and embodying space. The relations themselves are common ones such as the relation between oneself and one’s thoughts juxtaposed with those of another or others or the trace of one’s actions to the space one exists in. Given my current training as an Intermedial artist, my works exists in multiple media, with a larger emphasis on works predicated on directions and code and than those that are not. My works often focuses on auditory and visual senses and asks the viewer-listener-user-participant to either stand witness to the piece or to actually manipulate it. Most of my works exist in transitory forms, mimicking the temporality of experiences and relations as well as the temporary nature of a body of work that is often some form of new media art.

Katarina Hoeger holds a Master of Fine Arts in Intermedia from the University of Maine in Orono, Maine, a Master of Science in Computer Science with a specialization in Operations Research from the College of William & Mary, and a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Harvey Mudd College.