Rachel Rossin`s first solo exhibition in Germany on view at 14a
(Artdaily.org)

14a is presenting Rachel Rossin’s ï¬�rst solo exhibition in Germany. Rachel Rossin, who lives and works in New York, is a multimedia artist and self-taught programmer who works in painting, installation and virtual reality. In her work, Rossin draws together traditional art-making techniques, such as painting, with new technologies such as virtual reality and hologram projections to examine the slippage between the real and the digital, between perceptual and embodied space. Greasy Light presents a new body of work by the artist in which she refers to the smeariness of the quality of paint and color in translating space. Rossin applies thick and fleshy paint to the canvas with both an expressive and ï¬�gurative gesture to highlight and describe the paint’s physical property. Rossin annotates the paint with hologram projections, a technology that