Liza Jutra Norčič

Liza Jutra Norčič (1999) is currently completing her undergraduate studies in painting at the Academy of Fine Arts and Design. In addition to painting, she works in the fields of printmaking and installation. She has participated in numerous group projects and exhibitions, including *Darmstadt* (Cankarjev dom, in collaboration with the Academy of Music), *Human # Animal* (Slovenian Museum of Natural History), *Cabinet of Curiosities* (UL Gallery), *Time and Immateriality* (Slovenian Ethnographic Museum), *appointMENT 8.0* (Kino Šiška, DobraVaga, Cultural Center Kula, Belgrade), as well as the interdisciplinary performative event *AGLUO BANG*, created in collaboration with the Academy of Music, for which she received the Prešeren Award of the University of Ljubljana, Academy of Fine Arts and Design. She first presented her work in a solo exhibition titled *The Silence We Owe* (P74 Gallery).

Over the past year, she has focused primarily on spatial interventions. Her work centers on non-sense, repetition, and multiplication, which are intertwined both conceptually and technically in the very process of making, where this processuality generates multiple meanings. The works emerge through long-term, repetitive processes, often marked by a perceptible degree of absurdity. These wall-based and spatial installations are most often time-limited or entirely ephemeral, ultimately being removed or even destroyed.