Na Mira: NO SMOKING

Na Mira creates site-responsive installations using radio frequencies, infrared heat, and holography to explore language, memory, and the borders of body and state.

Why go

This is Na Mira's first solo museum exhibition in New York, featuring a newly commissioned media installation with phantasmagoric projections that deliberately rupture image fidelity to challenge soft power and propaganda.

What to expect

A newly commissioned media installation presented across the Kravis Studio, combining sculptural and site-responsive works made with radio frequencies, infrared heat, and holography, resulting in phantasmagoric projections where optics shatter, multiply, and disappear.

Things to know

• First solo museum exhibition in New York
• Newly commissioned media installation
• Organized by Sophie Cavoulacos, Associate Curator, Department of Film
• Drawing on ritual practices of Korean shamanism and structural filmmaking
• Artist works with radio frequencies, infrared heat, and holography
• Presented in The Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Studio