Natalie de SegonzacChairBodies

Self-portrait photographs and cyanotypes in which the artist’s body and wheelchair merge, shown with a hand-woven rope garment.

De Segonzac photographs herself with her wheelchair, using choreography, gesture and materials such as rope, fabric and light, in the studio and outdoors. The pictures consider a changed body and what it means to rely on a mobility aid. Cyanotypes appear in her work for the first time.

At the center of the room is Rope (2025), a hand-woven garment worn in her largest print, Rope (Tethered). The show is her first solo exhibition in New York and comes from her year as an A.I.R. Fellow.

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