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Norwegian
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@colinecherry
The German-born Lebanese-Norwegian artist Coline Cherry ́s work is versatilecentering around the intersection of fashion design and digital 3D art and animation. With creative roots going deep into the history of fashion and an eye to the future, and its emerging technologies - VR, Coline organically bridges past and future to create pieces that vividly represents the present. She seeks to understand the human condition by looking at it through various lenses. With particular interest in how human creation comes to reshape humans themselves.
COLINE CHERRY
VISUAL ARTIST
Who or what motivates you?
A mix of escapism, boredom, curiosity and intellectual ambition; learning new techniques and exploring new creative landscapes.
Who or what do you value as a great inspiration?
I often lean on the great privilege we have in our time of having access to this great historical library. There are so many inspiring people and works both past and concurrent, so just tapping into that cultural stream and tangentially creating a new line in that flow.
Can you elaborate on a moment in your life where you experienced a change which altered your way of thinking?
There have been several, but the most pivotal came when my transition had reached a point where I was comfortable with being myself. With it came a new sense of maturity and assuredness. A constant fear and insecurity washed away and so much of my potential to feel well, that had been depressed, was freed.
What do you consider your greatest achievement?
Surviving my 20s.
What do you think will be the next biggest technological advance in your field in the coming years?
Tangible Virtuality.
Any young talents in the field of Art/Tech/Fashion you are impressed with?
Yes! UBASM, Jon Sanches and Keely Majewski.
Having access to this great historical library
COLLECTIVE OSLO first met Coline back in 2022. She has been collaborating with us since. Her work has been featured in several of our exhibitions and she has also collaborated with us on commercial assignments.