The artist's lecture was a little out there but interesting nonetheless. Some of her pieces, such as the projections, were positively creepy and I found them somewhat uncomfortable to watch. I feel that she was more into her own work than anyone else present, which is nice to see. However, Kratz's explanations of her work seemed scatterbrained and more for her own benefit than ours.  

I found two of Kratz's pieces, the Touch of Gray Remix and the Korean Poster Campaign, pretty interesting. The way she made the connection between a song and the fans that were actually there listening decades ago was awesome. Also I can just picture this woman running around the streets of Seoul posting her art work with the help of some underground art movement. Hilarious