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1. When I find myself in sexual despair I turn to the sex life of animals and insects around the globe for consolation. When a fruit fly enters into sexual despair he makes art exhibitions
2. Until I love myself
   
3. 11 Hours of Clouds
   
4. 11 Hours of Clouds (artist book)
   
5. are my children are my parents
   
6. Presente Alkémico:  Immigration Napkin
   
7. Living Room
   
8. If I tell you I’m an artist would u believe me?
   
9. Something to hold in the let go
   
10. Portraits of Rucola
    
11. Panties made from grandpa’s shirt
    
12. Fire flowers grow stronger at night
    
13. One More Time with Feeling ( ! )
    
14. Walking with an ant
15. Compost Compositions
    

Karin Iturralde Nurnberg (b. 1992, Guayaquil-Ecu)
Based between EC and NL email: karin.iturralde@gmail.com





My work sprouts edible out of solid environments claiming for the possibility to resist that concrete-air- conditioning in the room of my first therapist, who mocked me because I was 18 and mentioned I (maybe) wanted to be free. / oops. My practice comes to soothe and provide means to read myself, re-dream myself, find a community of world builders, exchange with them, and create or maintain a space in the world to accommodate our expressions, that otherwise are unfitting. I have a multidisciplinary approach where walking, encounter and direct experience have been ways of starting creative processes. 

Presently in my practice, apart from individual authorship, I’m is also exploring co-creation with artists friends and communities, namely Amsterdam’s project Marwan and trying out collective creation with friends or even spectators of a show, for example how we work in our collective ‘Something to Hold’ in the Let Go’ 
I’ve has published ‘Portraits of Rucola’ (Tilde, 2020) and ‘11 Hours of Clouds’ (self- published) and I’m part of food saving initiative Guerrilla Kitchen since 2019.