Nis Murat is a Singaporean-born artist and curator whose practice explores and unpicks their experiences with mental health and neurodiversity.
Murat’s artistic practice primarily focuses on perspective, automatic writing, and sonic practices while emphasizing introspection and self-reflection. Their process begins with an idea or concept that consumes them, usually stemming from reflecting on their childhood experiences with undiagnosed ADHD. Their practice often analyses and recounts how they would have navigated the world and their coping mechanisms.
Their self-reflective artistic approach extends to their curatorial approach, it being centred around accessibility, inclusivity and empathy. They apply an introspective and empathic approach, hoping to understand the ways in which a curator could make experiencing art accessible to all.
Work with Nis:
Murat’s artistic practice primarily focuses on perspective, automatic writing, and sonic practices while emphasizing introspection and self-reflection. Their process begins with an idea or concept that consumes them, usually stemming from reflecting on their childhood experiences with undiagnosed ADHD. Their practice often analyses and recounts how they would have navigated the world and their coping mechanisms.
Their self-reflective artistic approach extends to their curatorial approach, it being centred around accessibility, inclusivity and empathy. They apply an introspective and empathic approach, hoping to understand the ways in which a curator could make experiencing art accessible to all.
Work with Nis: