Rayna Savrosa (b. 1984, San Francisco) is an artist and freelance Production Designer based in Brooklyn. She studied photography at Parsons the New School for Design where she received her B.F.A in 2007. Shortly after graduating, she crawled back and received her M.F.A. in 2010 from the Parsons Fine Arts program.
Her photographic works are based on excess, overindulgence, decline, and destruction—of the self and of society. Her video works are also explorations of dystopia, and consist of appropriated film footage from movies and scenes from television.
She views production design as an extension of her artistic practice, and has more fun making movies than she does doing anything else. She can turn your living room into an airport and your office into a snake pit.
Her photographic works are based on excess, overindulgence, decline, and destruction—of the self and of society. Her video works are also explorations of dystopia, and consist of appropriated film footage from movies and scenes from television.
She views production design as an extension of her artistic practice, and has more fun making movies than she does doing anything else. She can turn your living room into an airport and your office into a snake pit.
