Camille Henrot is profiled in New York Times this week, as she opens a new show of work at Fondazione Memmo in Rome.  “Taking on fairly ambitious projects and producing a lot is a pace that suits me,” Henrot says. “When I was young, I was a little tortured by the fact that I couldn’t make all of the works that I had in my head. Today, I feel truly happy to have that freedom.”

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