Gabriela Anastasio is a visual artist based in New York. Her large-scale sculptures and installations investigate notions of individuality, collectivity, and fragmentation. As an Art student at the University of California Santa Cruz, she created a triptych that would define her artistic and philosophical trajectories.
Remote Control, an installation of 88 remote controls, commenced her investigation of power and structure, as well as of the post-modern qualities of representation and redundancy.
Archetype, a delicate foursome of wooden armatures wrapped in bands of cloth, emanate visual cues of human individuality through its inanimate forms.
Gabriela's flagship piece, Cubiculum, amalgamates the study of her previous works through a massive sculpture composed of 450+ handcrafted plywood cubes. Besides its inherent formal explorations, this sculpture brings to mind dichotomies such as individuality vs. collectivity and construction vs. deconstruction.

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Education
2003- University of California, Santa Cruz,
2007 Bachelor of Art
Solo Exhibitions
2008 CUBICULUM at Switch Gallery on Gallery Row,
Los Angeles, California > www.switch.la
2007 CUBICULUM at Elena Baskin Visual Arts Center,
Santa Cruz, California
Group Exhibitions
2009 Under One Roof, A Selection of LA Artists at Tarryn Teresa Gallery,
Los Angeles, California > www.tarrynteresa.com
2007 A Collection of Monotype at The Barn Gallery,
Santa Cruz, California
Awards
2007 Irwin Project Grant, funding for Cubiculum
2007 Creative & Innovative Funds Grant, funding for Remote Control
2006 National Italian American Foundation, funding for travel to Italy
Publications
2007 Matchbox Magazine, UC Arts + Literature Publication
2006 Las Girlfriends Arts + Poetry Magazine, "This Urban Face"
Commissioned Works
2007 Visual Presentation, Liberty Mutual: The Responsibility Project
2007 Visual Concept Artist, Your American Story Foundation
2006 Public Art Commission, Resource & Recycling Facility of Santa Cruz
Other
2007 Flux-Off, A Performance Art Competition, CCA
Timken Hall, San Francisco
