Maria Wrang-Rasmussen is an interdisciplinary artist based in Edinburgh. Working in
mixed-media installation, sculpture, prose, and computer-based art, she fabricates immersive
physical and digital worlds around themes of time, longing, and failure.
Slipping through thresholds of make-believe, Maria presents her works as stages; with
fragments from digital folklore, fairy tales, and glitch feminism, her fabricated environments
and props play with surface, size, and texture. She is interested in interaction with the
artificial and fake, play pretend objects and materials; bad 3D scans of wetlands, styrofoam
brick walls, sponge rocks and trick pools. Currently Maria has been enjoying building queer
avatars though anthropomorphizing critters and pests, lovely nasty gross little beings.