Nora Schultz (b. 1975, Frankfurt, Germany), lives in New York City

Working primarily with scrappy industrial materials that she scavenges from the street, Nora Schultz assembles her “found footage,” as she calls it, into fragile, precariously balanced abstract sculptures and installations, which frequently function as analogue printing stations. Each part of her pieces frames another part, reweights another, prints another. Hers is an art of shifty, evasive and transitory objects. Her solo shows and performances took place at Kabinett Dommuseum (Salzburg, 2015), Tate (London, 2014), Renaissance Society (Chicago, 2014), Portikus (Frankfurt, 2012), Galleria Civica (Trento, 2010) and Kölnischer Kunstverein (2009). The artist is represented by Bortolozzi (Berlin), Campoli Presti (London/Paris), Reena Spaulings Fine Art (New York) and Galerie Meyer Kainer (Vienna).