Project 39
Path-pathway - Anna Andrzhievskaia
Curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen
June 7th - July 19th, opening on Friday June 7th from 19h
In this project, Anna seamlessly integrates her ongoing exploration of identity and belonging with a poignant reflection on the universal experience of migration. Building upon her previous work, which often delves into themes of displacement and cultural adaptation, the exhibition space transformed into a multifaceted playground.
Here, the familiar motifs of her practice intertwine with the narrative of the migrant's journey, offering viewers a nuanced understanding of the complexities inherent in the quest for home and belonging.
Photo by Evgenii Garkusha
Anna's visual language paints a post-apocalyptic fantasy-hallucinogenic world where the impossible is possible, and the incongruous are harmoniously compatible. Wandering between worlds and genres, the artist works with painting, graphics, objects, installations, happenings and performances in both real and virtual space. Her favorite characters often move from one work to another, turning Anna's exhibition projects into an endless series, the episodes of which can be watched in any order.
Anna Andrzhievskaia
Anna is a visual artist, based in Barcelona. She works with painting, graphics, and installation, and also loves to do food performances and wine fountains.
In her paintings, Anna creates worlds filled with surreal images resembling colorful dreams or hallucinogenic states. Her main sources of inspiration are the beauty of natural forms and graphics of video games.
Anna is a member of the collective ‘North-7’. As a member of the group, she was the winner of the Present Continuous Prize of the V-A-C Foundation in 2018 (in collaboration with the M HKA Antwerp Museum). She was also the winner of a special prize from the French Institute of the Sergei Kuryokhin Prize for Contemporary Art.
Anna's works have been presented at the III Moscow International Biennale of Young Art and in MANIFESTA 10.
Her works are in the collections of the Museum of Political History of Russia, Museum of Art of Saint Petersburg, Museum of Modern Art M HKA (Antwerpen), Museum of Modern Art PERMM, Street Art Museum (Saint Petersburg) and various private collections.