Nadine Käser Cenoz (b.1989, Buenos Aires) is an Argentinian-Swiss artist working in different media. She’s currently living and working in New York, where she’s pursuing her master studies in Fine Arts. She studied at the Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich, where she received her Bachelor and Master of Science in Architecture.

Nadine Käser Cenoz work recognizes and repurposes existing structures, by rejecting their prescribed use value and generating an individual set of rules, which becomes autonomous and defines its own space. Käser Cenoz work draws on contextual references such as photographs from The New York Times.

Through a process of selection, reduction, rearrangement, and mapping of her source materials—subjective modes of translation—the artist arrives at a vocabulary that is is at once systematic and subjective. Her drawings, paintings and installations are anchored by what is encoded in a distinct visual language and is identified as a particular image choice, and as such a specific method of information distribution.