Cinematic storyteller and American artist Fran Forman constructs visual narratives that articulate the deep loneliness that characterise contemporary society. The staged compositions lay bare the paradox of the digital age: separation despite global interconnectedness. Forman’s position as part of the Baby Boomer generation brings a rich understanding of socio-political changes in society to ‘The Color of Absence’. In bleak, familiar settings, all generations feel the personal effects of growing societal polarisation. Remarkably, the artist readily implements new technological advancements into her practice, with AI as another tool in her inventory. BBA Gallery discovered Forman through the 2022 BBA Artist Prize shortlist. ‘The Color of Absence’ marks her first solo exhibition in Berlin and Germany.

Artist talk Sunday 5.11, 18:00