@jesusevida.ofc: Vita Kari's(@vitakari) practice explores identity, perception, and digital disorientation through tapestry, sculpture, video, and performance. Blending early internet aesthetics with personal narrative, Kari's work interrupts the doom scroll with glitch, humor, and emotional misdirection. Kari's viral video series The Craziest Thing About Being Creative turns everyday objects and hyperreal illusions into punchlines—revealing how the line between self and screen is constantly collapsing. Starting today, Kari will crawl into a cramped, pink box and apologize for 24 hours straight as part of Apology Box, their first endurance performance. The piece opens UNSORRY, a group show they curated at @dorado.806 in Los Angeles. The reception takes place Thursday, July 17. ### #Art #artistatiktok

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