source: doctorojiplatico

A Rita Minissi, multidisciplinar artista residente en Brooklyn, Nueva York, le interesa el estudio de la imagen que mostramos ante los demás, reflexionando como esas construcciones dan forma o interpretan la propia identidad. Rita concibe el yo como un todo en constante cambio que transforma sus limites hasta aceptar que uno nunca puede controlar la forma en que es interpretado por otros, proponiendo en su lugar dinámicas compositivas abiertas e impredecibles
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source: thingspowerthemselves

Often obscuring her own appearance, Rita is interested in how one portrays one’s self to others, and how those constructions can shape or interpret one’s identity. Stressing the particularity of our own self-concept and its defiance of any form of universality, she strives to embrace the different and contradictory manifestations of identity rather than attempting to eliminate them. In practice, this means understanding the limits of the human aspiration to know and control – by accepting that one can never fully control how they are interpreted by others, and instead must exist in an open‐ended and unpredictable dynamic with all who perceive them. Rita imagines the self as an ever-changing whole that can welcome the transformation of its boundaries.
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source: artfucksme

is an Italian Designer, Photographer, Production Engineer, Creative Director, Color Specialist, Draftsman, Printmaker and Writer based in Brooklyn, NY.

Often obscuring her own appearance, Rita is interested in how one portrays one’s self to others, and how those constructions can shape or interpret one’s identity. Stressing the particularity of our own self-concept and its defiance of any form of universality, she strives to embrace the different and contradictory manifestations of identity rather than attempting to eliminate them. In practice, this means understanding the limits of the human aspiration to know and control – by accepting that one can never fully control how they are interpreted by others, and instead must exist in an open‐ended and unpredictable dynamic with all who perceive them. Rita imagines the self as an ever-changing whole that can welcome the transformation of its boundaries.