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Agnes Fink was a German-Swiss performance artist whose practice emerged in the post-war period, positioning her among the early practitioners of performance as a primary artistic medium. Working from the 1960s onward, she engaged with the body and presence as material for artistic investigation. Her work exemplified the shift away from object-based art toward ephemeral, time-based practice that defined performance art's emergence in Europe.
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