Exhibitions



Upcoming
05 / 2023. Body Movement. Peckham 24. London, UK

Past
05 / 2023. Apocalypse. Flux Project. London, UK.
01 /2023. A Path With Heart. Split Gallery. London, UK.
10 / 2022. The Worm At The Core. Set. London, UK
10 / 2022. Ruptured Wave. Bateman Street⁠. London, UK
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.
12 / 2020. 36th Annual. Southwark Park Gallery. London, UK.
11 / 2019. Open. OK Center for Contemporary Art. Linz, Austria.
09 / 2019. No Pictures on the Dancefloor. C/O Berlin. Berlin, Germany.
07 / 2019. Sweet Harmony. Saatchi Gallery, London, UK.
08 / 2018. Virtual Private Network. Haimney Gallery. Barcelona, Spain.
08 / 2018. Platform 101. Gallerie 7. Sheran, Iran.
03 / 2018. Unexisting. Voies-Off. Arles, France.
08 / 2017. ABC – Art Book Fair China. Shanghai, China.
06 / 2017. Talent Making Talent. Paris, France.
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.
11 / 2015. Desire, a Double Edged Sword. Künstlerquartier Bethanien. Berlin, Germany.


Commisions & Publications (selection)








Works





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 differnt to my right eye.








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, our perspective is fluid - our mobility allows us to access the world of others.









I can see because you are visible and I am visible because you see. Through your gaze I am also able to see my own and when gazing at you, I experience my own visibility.




Letters From Paradise 52° 30′ 10,4″ N , 13° 24′ 15,1″ O
Ongoing






Anna-Lena Krause