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Nadja Frank, Brocken, 2011. Concrete, steel, pigment, 96 x 96 x 48”. Image courtesy the artist.
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Nadja Frank, Brocken, 2011. Concrete, steel, pigment, 96 x 96 x 48”. Image courtesy the artist.

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Nadja Frank, Heavy Materials (Cubic green), 2010. Concrete, steel, pigment, 55 x 23.5 x 22”. Photo credit: Marcus Schneider. 
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Nadja Frank, Heavy Materials (Cubic green), 2010. Concrete, steel, pigment, 55 x 23.5 x 22”. Photo credit: Marcus Schneider. 

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Born in Lohr am Main, Germany, Nadja Frank lives and works in New York and Berlin. Her work operates on the boundary between painting, sculpture and environmental interventions. She engages with natural elements that acknowledge their own temporality and evolutional change to explore how light and color can determine and create space. Nadja received her MFA from Columbia University. She was awarded the Emerging Artist Fellowship Residency at Socrates Sculpture Park in 2011. Her most recent solo exhibition, Low Dry Hot, was held at 401contemporary in Berlin.

Nadja Frank, Apuane Alps, 2010. Inkjetprint, 29.5 x 41.7”. Image courtesy the artist.

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