Born in Belgrade, Serbia, on 30 November 1946, Marina Abramović is a film producer, writer, philanthropist, performance & conceptual artist. In fact, she is considered the most famous living performance artist of our time.
Marina’s work typically focuses on the exploration of feminist art, endurance art, and body art, often complicating the relationships between the art and audience, performer and viewers, the possibilities of the mind, and the limitations of the body.
In essence, she often employs viewer participation, exhaustion, danger, pain, and duration. Marina Abramović showcased her work at the Venice Biennale in 1976 and again in 1997 when she received the Golden Lion for Best Artist.
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