At the core of my work is a simultaneous reverence for and anxiety about the incredible instability of the world. I am particularly interested in the awesome volatility of representation and/or meaning -- in the way that both signifier and signified shift, constantly and contextually. My current work investigates walls, windows, and painting as sites of this instability.
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Marissa Klee-Peregon is an interdisciplinary artist whose work investigates the structures through which we understand the world. She graduated from Wellesley College in 2016, and she has been a resident at the Birdsell Project and the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts. Her work has been supported by a Kalamazoo Artistic Development Initiative Grant and a Wellesley College Friends of Art Prize.