Nora Turato schafft drei exklusive Editionen für Monopol
Nora Turato, a Croatian-born artist known for her intense, language-driven performances, has created three exclusive screenprints on Plexiglas for Monopol magazine and Zurich-based Edition VFO. The editions explore the heart as an empty yet charged symbol, featuring the speculative text "I could be, I could live, I could love." Turato, who studied art in Amsterdam and typography in Arnhem, has exhibited at major institutions including MoMA in New York, the Secession in Vienna, and the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam.
The collaboration matters because it highlights Turato's ongoing investigation into the power and ambiguity of language in visual art. By producing accessible, limited-edition works, Monopol and Edition VFO make contemporary art more available to a broader audience, while Turato's playful yet critical approach to symbols and communication resonates with current cultural conversations about uncertainty and the viral nature of language.