Sole Nasi, an MFA honours graduate from the
University of Pennsylvania (USA), began her career
as a conceptual New Media artist, showing her work
across North and South America in 1994.
She lectured on Art and Branding in Argentina
and the United States, including the University
of Pennsylvania. While living in Buenos Aires she founded the fi rst Argentine forum for artists and curators working in digital media called Area 54, and organized exhibitions with the support of the Museum of Modern Art, Fundacion Antorchas, and the University of San Andres.
In 2002 she moved to the UK to continue her career as an artist and curator, as well as establishing her consulting studio focused on user-centred design and brand management.
Sole Nasi has exhibited her work in the Argentina, Uruguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Spain, United States, and United Kingdom. International Biennials include the International Fine Arts Biennial in Lima, Peru and the International Fine Arts Biennial in San
Juan, Puerto Rico.

Immersions is a personal search for the boundary between real and represented space, questioning the impermanence of the body, in contrast to any means of [almost] permanent representation.
In this series of work, the absence of the actual body aims to evoke mortality in the presence of the digitally manipulated portrait. The image contributes to the work by creating an illusion when it is projected on to an impermanent surface, such as water or fi ne powder. The absent body becomes present through an impermanent image, as it changes depending on the position of the bystander. It is the bystander who makes the work real and permanent through his own will, location and presence.
The quietness and silence of a submerged body evokes de idea of mortality against the existing image resting on fine powder.

The video art was created in collaboration with
Sergio Cesari. Special thanks to Pablo Noé (postproduction) and Mariela Malte (photo retouching) who contributed to the making of the videos.