ARTIST PROFILE

Judit Navratil

  • Hungary (b. 1982 in Szombathely)
  • Currently in San Francisco, United States.
  • Judit’s practice is multivalent, engaging performance, social practices, drawing, as well as video and VR; investigating the possibilities and dangers of ‘home’ in cyberspace. Judit is a Long Distance Somersaulter (LDS), seeking for higher alternatives.

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e Fine Arts Exhibition of CCA 2019

  • 2019
  • 8 min
  • I rolled around our Graduate Fine Arts exhibition to document the space we created together and to show my gratitude being the part of this amazing cohort. Video: Balázs Vékes Artists (in order of appearance): on YouTube or https://ccamfa.art/
  • LDS in Headlands' 40th Birthday - thumbnail LDS in My Hammock is Your Hammock - thumbnail Protector Making Gathering - thumbnail LDS in Gathering Tent // Szívküldi Lakótelep - thumbnail e Fine Arts Exhibition of CCA 2019 - thumbnail Somehow This Relates To Love - thumbnail LDS up-tree 0.1 - thumbnail your hammock is my hammock - thumbnail Old to the New - thumbnail Oakland - thumbnail vision - thumbnail Frutti di Mare / Friedrich Kunath 1 - thumbnail Group Rolling Workshop - thumbnail LDS{}FriendsWithYou - thumbnail Las Vegas - thumbnail Zabriskie Point - thumbnail Boathouse Besthouse - thumbnail new president - thumbnail long distance somersault career #8 - thumbnail The Beginnings - thumbnail Brassó köz // Budapest #2 - thumbnail Brassó köz // Budapest #3 - thumbnail Városmajor // Budapest #1 - thumbnail Városmajor // Budapest #2 - thumbnail Városmajor // Budapest #3 - thumbnail Városmajor // Budapest #4 - thumbnail long distance somersault career 2.1 - thumbnail long distance somersault career 2.2 - thumbnail long distance somersault career 2.3 - thumbnail

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    LDS // Long Distance Somersault career | 2015 - 2022

Long Distance Somersault (LDS) career - one of my pseudo-occupation projects* – maintains my flexibility to roll further and reflects on my social and spatial encounters. Being sponsored allows me to examine the effects of monetary involvement and validates my suspicion that everything is possible. LDS helps me to find balance, meditate on the hamster wheel of life and to gaze into the Eye of the Hurricane. In a group practice, social connections and relations can be exercised through this different awareness. *These occupations are the binding agents for exploring different materials (childhood drawing tools, VR video, performance etc.), and topics: just as being a mind cartographer, a tear factory worker, a poop fortune-teller and so. As an artist, I’m interested in the role of a Grandmother – sharing unconditional love without the dangerous attachments of maternity.


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