Now living a seaside village just outside Lisbon, German artist Regina Frank has expanded on her central theme, The Artist Is Present, for more than two decades. Regina talks about the political and cultural issues that interest her and how her meditative installation projects explore the tension between analog and digital media.
Sound Editor: Jay Agoglia
Photos: Courtesy Regina Frank
Music: Astor Piazolla, Tango Milonga del Angel
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