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Katica Pedisic // Antidote // architect : artist
KATICA PEDISIC is a practicing architect and artist exploring the spatially-based dynamics of sites of architectural interest through making drawing, film, multimedia and architectural works. Her work has been exhibited internationally, most recently at the Bartlett, School of Arts, London, and nationally at Kings ARI Gallery, Melbourne, the South Australian School of Art Gallery, Adelaide and Serial Space in Sydney. She has lectured in Architecture and taught at the University of South Australia from 2002 2009 and during that time was also an associate at Con Bastiras Architects, a small Adelaide firm. Her practice, antidote, was established in 2008, specialising in small-scale art and architectural projects with an emphasis on process-based explorations. She is currently undertaking a PhD by project at RMIT, her area of research being the act of drawing as mediating the emergence and perception of space, the work interdisciplinary across drawing, painting and film.
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