Energy works: In the present age, almost all aspects of our surroundings and our lives are recorded every second. The obsession with collecting data has long gone beyond the limits of our planet. Yet, we still need our eyes to evaluate the collected flood of data! Are we making the image? Or is the image making us? It is precisely in this tensional field that I create visual echoes and poetic narrations. Listening deeply, examining the in-between as a constant, experimentation is mantra! Isolde Kille is an interdisciplinary artist working primarily in painting, photography and sculpture. Born in Welver, Germany, she studied visual communication at the art academies in Berlin and Dresden, finishing her studies with a master’s degree in fine arts (Meisterschüler) at the University of Arts in Berlin, Germany. As a graduate student in Berlin, Kille was involved in several independent art initiatives, gaining her the attention of the international art community. Feeling more creatively liberated in the United States, in 1998 Kille made New York her home, and embarked on a productive period that would mark her maturation as an artist. Since 2012, Isolde Kille lives in New York and New Mexico, which is her base for her creative production, as she often travels and works internationally. Isolde Kille has shown domestically and internationally at venues such as: Kunstwerke and Kunsthaus Bethanien in Berlin, Germany; John Gibson Gallery, John Weber Gallery; Lital Mehr Gallery, Chelsea, New York, NY; Bass Museum, Miami Beach, Florida, among others.