About

Best known for his immersive video, performance, and ceramics, Trisha Baga has built a reputation for work that gleans the margins of the digital and the logic of online browsing to create dreamy, layered narratives in physical space. A similar logic prevails in his newest body of works, albeit in a different medium. Trisha Baga once described himself as an “experimental adhesive maker.” He brings a lot of things together in his work: video and objects, the digital and the analog, narrative and images, groups of people. Yet these elements don’t adhere to one another seamlessly, and instead …