Exhibitions



Past
2024
11/2024 – Virgle and the Afterlife, Semester 9 x Shipton, Amsterdam, Netherlands
09/2024 – Cycles, Woman in the Arts Fair, London, UK
05/2024 – The Future of Loneliness, Guts Gallery, London, UK
05/2024 – Butter Pyramide, Kupfer Gallery, London, UK
05/2024 – OHSH, London, UK
04/2024 – Alice Black Gallery, London, UK
01/2024 – Flux Projects: Photographs in Movement, London Art Fair, London, UK
2023
12/2023 – Close-Up Cinema, Flux Project, London, UK
11/2023 – Hackney Bridge Studios, Club.Are, London, UK
09/2023 – Choreographie Pt. 2, Flux Project, London, UK
05/2023 – Body Movement, Peckham 24, London, UK
01/2023 – A Path With Heart, Split Gallery, London, UK 2022
10/2022 – The Worm at the Core, Set, London, UK
10/2022 – Ruptured Wave, Bateman Street, London, UK 2021
11/2021 – SIILK Gallery, Athens, Greece
10/2021 – London Grads 2021, Saatchi Gallery, London, UK
09/2021 – Round Mouth Collective, London, UK
09/2021 – Photo London, Somerset House, London, UK
08/2021 – SIILK Gallery x Studio 183, Berlin, Germany
07/2021 – After the High Tide, Cromwell Place, London, UK
06/2021 – New Futures, Kovet Art, London, UK
03/2021 – Up All Night: Looking Closely at Rave Culture, Kumu Kunstimuuseum, Tallinn, Estonia
02/2021 – Milk & Honey, HW Gallery, Vienna, Austria
02/2021 – Transcience, SIILK Gallery, Athens, Greece 2020
12/2020 – 36th Annual, Southwark Park Gallery, London, UK
2019
11/2019 – Open, OK Center for Contemporary Art, Linz, Austria
09/2019 – No Pictures on the Dance Floor, C/O Berlin, Berlin, Germany
07/2019 – Sweet Harmony, Saatchi Gallery, London, UK
2018
08/2018 – Virtual Private Network, Haimney Gallery, Barcelona, Spain
08/2018 – Platform 101, Galerie 7, Tehran, Iran
03/2018 – Unexisting, Voies-Off, Arles, France
2017
08/2017 – ABC – Art Book Fair China, Shanghai, China
06/2017 – Talent Making Talent, Paris, France
2016
10/2016 – Scan Photofestival, Tarragona, Spain
10/2016 – European Month of Photography, Berlin, Germany
07/2016 – Bunker, Voies-Off, Arles, France
06/2016 – SFSEX, Essen, Germany
06/2016 – Goodforever, Düsseldorf, Germany
2015
11/2015 – Desire, a Double Edged Sword, Künstlerquartier Bethanien, Berlin, Germany


Panels & Artist Talks


09/2021 – Artist Talk, Photo London, Somerset House, London, UK
08/2021 – Panel Discussion, Are You There - A Discussion, Royal College of Arts, London, UK
06/2020 – Artist Talk, Arts University Bournemouth, Wallisdown, UK
11/2019 – Artist Talk, Open, OK Center for Contemporary Art, Linz, Austria


Performances


05/2024. A Whole Population Housed Inside A Single Body. Guts Gallery. London, UK.
05/2024. Holding Hands In the Dark. Kupfer Gallery. London, UK.
04/2024. Holding Hands In The Dark. Alice Black Gallery. London, UK.
11/2023. Club.Are. Hackney Bridge Studios.London, UK.
09/2023. A Whole Population Housed Inside A Single Body. Flux Project. London, UK.
05/2023. A Whole Population Housed Inside A Single Body. Peckham 24. London, UK.
10/2021. How To Turn Knots Into Bows. Saatchi Gallery. London, UK.
09/2021. How To Turn Knots Into Bows. Somerset House. London, UK.
07/2021. How To Turn Knots Into Bows. Cromwell Place. London, UK.


Awards, Residencies & Scholarships


2019-2022. Rose Finn Kelcey Scholarship. Royal College of Art. London, UK.
2019-2020. Studio Vortex with Antoine D’Agata. Residency at Voies Off. Arles, France.


Clients / Commissions
(selection)


10+ Magazine, Anna Delleryee, Autre Magazine, Boyy, British Vogue, Burberry, Comme des Garçons, Extraless, Honey Dijon, Khalil K. Nejad, Laura Gerte, Malthus, Numéro Berlin, ODDA Magazine, Parcels, Qasimi, Rarely Alike, Schwarzkopf, Shyne, Sleek Magazine, Sydney Brown, Take Care Magazine, Thomas Cohen, Voo Store, Yves Tumor

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Works




Who am I when I am awake in someone else’s dream?



To be a body isn't to be in space, it is to be of it.



The mingled bodies create a blur by undoing the clear lines between them, suggesting that it t’s rarely either or but usually both - nobody is untouched by the world they live in.




Vision is determined to a large degree by our expectations. We don’t see a naked world, we see a visual world which has been created by language, experience, and memory.



My left eye sees different to my right eye.



What are colors and more importantly, where are they? When I see the colour red is it inside my head or out?


Personal perspective is crucial to experience. We all bodily inhabit the first-person point of view. However, since we are mobile beings, we can move around other people and objects, and our perspective is fluid - our mobility allows us to access the world of others.







Anna-Lena Krause