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Richter B. Kamila | |
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 Kamila B. Richter | |
| Born | 2 May 1976 |
| Nationality | German |
| Education | Academy of Fine Arts Prague, Technikon Natal |
| Known for | New media art, Video art, performance, installation art, painter |
Kamila B. Richter (born 1976) is a Czech media artist.
Richter received a Master's degree from Technikon Natal in Durban, South Africa in 2001, and a PhD from the Academy of Fine Arts, Prague in 2010.
Richter combines "mediatised reality" with oil painting techniques, which she layers in week-long work stages to create her "mediatised streetscapes, materializing the tension of contemporary visual culture." [1] She has created visualizations at stock exchanges in New York ("Emporium Spirit", 2005) [2] and Prague ("Black Vortex", 2006). [3]
Some of Richter's initial work was for the early web, including a participatory web game ("M-System", 1998) and a project reflecting the medium of the web itself ("0-System", 1997). [4]
Since 2005 – in cooperation with Michael Bielický – Richter has developed web-based, often interactive projects controlled by real-time data fed from the Internet. Examples of their collaboration include 2015's "Lost Objects" at the National Theatre, Prague, [5] and a 2017 solo exhibition at the Centro de Arte Contemporáneo Wifredo Lam in Havana. [6]
Richter's further international exhibitions, festivals, and projects include shows in Vienna, [7] Seoul, [8] and Karlsruhe. [9]
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