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Delve into layered, psychological interiors crafted by New York-based artist Kim Marra. Working primarily in oil, Marra blurs the line between real and imagined spaces, using elements of collage, abstraction, and intuitive mark-making to evoke the textures of memory and emotion. Curtains, beds, and domestic fragments transform into portals of comfort, disorientation, and introspection…<\/p>\n

By Rise Art<\/span> | 04 Jun 2025<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Your work employs collage, displacement, and reassembly\u2014methods often associated with fragmentation. How do these techniques help you express ideas around memory and identity within domestic spaces?<\/strong>
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When I make a painting, I\u2019m often thinking about constructing and deconstructing spaces. Sometimes they\u2019re places I\u2019ve known, and sometimes they\u2019re entirely imagined, but the process speaks to the fallibility of memory, which I find really interesting.<\/p>\n

\"Kim<\/a>
Kim Marra<\/a> at her solo show ‘My Room Is Not My Room’ in NYC | Photography credits: Luna Hao<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Can you walk us through your process when constructing one of your paintings? Do you start with a specific object or memory, or does the composition evolve more intuitively?<\/strong>
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Most of the time, I work very intuitively. I usually begin by laying down a few lines or shapes that start to inform the composition, and then I let the painting evolve. The work grows and changes dramatically from start to finish.<\/p>\n

\"Kim
Installation View: ‘My Room Is Not My Room’ in NYC | Photography credits: Luna Hao<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

You work primarily in oil, yet your compositions often feel sculptural and architectural. How do you think about space and depth in your painting practice?<\/strong>
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I always approach a painting as if I\u2019m creating a space; I want the viewer to feel as though they can enter this alternate reality. That\u2019s the fun of working in a two-dimensional medium\u2014exploring how to create a space that doesn\u2019t physically exist is a challenge I never tire of.<\/p>\n

\"Kim<\/a>
Water Falling<\/a> by Kim Marra ( Oil on canvas, 2021, 91 x 122 x 4 cm)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

In your solo show \u2018My Room Is Not My Room\u2019, you challenge the room as a stable, personal space. What prompted your interest in the psychological dimensions of domestic interiors?<\/strong>
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Like everyone, there have been periods in my life that have felt less stable than others. I often reflect on the spaces that coloured those times and what I clung to in order to create a feeling of stability. Often, that was my room or my bed. It\u2019s so natural and human to seek safety in shelter, so I like to focus on those comforting objects in my work.<\/p>\n

\"Kim
Installation View: ‘My Room Is Not My Room’ in NYC | Photography credits: Luna Hao<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

How do you see the relationship between objects and identity in your work? Do the curtains, pillows, and plants in your paintings take on symbolic or emotional roles?<\/strong>
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I wouldn\u2019t say that these objects are necessarily linked to identity, but rather symbols of comfort. I\u2019m interested in how such objects can evoke a sense of safety, and whether displaying them in abstract or non-traditional ways can alter, or even challenge, that feeling.<\/p>\n

\"Kim
Installation View: ‘My Room Is Not My Room’ in NYC | Photography credits: Luna Hao<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Your work raises the question of whether a space can still <\/strong>belong<\/strong><\/i> to someone once it\u2019s layered with memory, culture, and perception. Do you see your paintings as a kind of shared psychological architecture?<\/strong>
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I do! While I often reference personal spaces from my own life, I love using textures and motifs that are recognisable. I like the idea that the viewer can project their own experiences onto the work and relate to it in a personal way.<\/p>\n

In the piece <\/strong>Gold Velvet<\/strong><\/i>, the curtain acts like a theatrical drape\u2014part barrier, part invitation. What drew you to the theatrical metaphor, and how does it inform the rest of the show?<\/strong><\/h3>\n

I love using curtains in my work because they can take on different meanings depending on the context and the viewer. Whether in our own homes or on a stage, they serve to protect us and keep others out, even if only briefly. Playing with the idea of theatre is always fun and further challenges our sense of what is real.<\/p>\n

\"Kim
Gold Velvet by Kim Marra from her solo show ‘My Room Is Not My Room’<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Domestic objects become visual signifiers rather than utilitarian items in your work. Is there a tension in your work between decoration and function, or between looking and inhabiting?<\/strong><\/h3>\n

I\u2019m not sure there\u2019s a direct tension between decoration and function in my work, though I think that\u2019s a central question in design and architectural history, which I find so interesting. At different periods, artists and craftsmen have prioritised one over the other, or tried to marry the two, and I love exploring both sides.<\/p>\n

Are there particular interiors\u2014real or imagined\u2014that have left a lasting impression on you and influenced this body of work?<\/strong><\/h3>\n

My childhood home in New York is probably the most influential space I reference. Where we spend our formative years is inextricably linked to who we are, and that environment really informed how I approach space and use it in my artwork.<\/p>\n

\"Kim<\/a>
Outdoor Movie<\/a> by Kim Marra (Oil on canvas, 2022, 76 x 76 x 4 cm)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

How conscious are you of ambiguity as a strategy? Are you interested in leaving interpretive space for viewers to project their own memories or associations?<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Definitely. When I create a painting, I don\u2019t go into it with a fixed idea of what I want the viewer to think or feel. I create spaces that I find intriguing and engaging, and I want the viewer to have their own personal experience with those spaces, regardless of my original intentions.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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