That’s the only way I can come

Using mainly the mobile phone, the artist reworks linguistic clichés, phrases and slogans and takes advantage of today's common propensity to constantly share streams of thoughts with mostly unknown readers. Fragments of everyday conversations, advertisements, literature, social media posts, films, TV series, musical texts and digital culture are recorded without a precise logic: everything around her can be reused in her works. A democratic method in which each source has the same weight, without distinguishing between political statements and quotes from television characters, the artist reveals subtle synchronisms between social relations, marketing strategies, consumer behavior and the personal subjectivities of the authors cited.

Every year Nora Turato creates a new pool, which she publishes in the form of an artist's book and which reflects not only the cultural climate and the events that occurred in the world that year, but also the people she interacted with and the interests to which is dedicated. An evolving register that is at the same time the source from which the artist draws to create his works – videos, installations, graffiti and spoken performances – in which he transforms the texts into a new narrative of strong impact, revealing the great volatility of language, at a time when it is often disconnected from its informational function.