Anna-Lena Krause
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Anna-Lena Krause is a London-based artist working across sculpture, performance, and moving image. Her practice explores how we connect through proximity, care, and relation, asking what happens when the boundary between self and other becomes unstable. Drawing on lived experience, she investigates how bodies are shaped by those around them, not as fixed entities, but as open, relational, inhabited by other bodies, other minds, other versions of reality.
Bridging sculptural forms with digital tools such as 3D scanning, she creates environments where virtual and physical bodies intersect. Her works begin at the edges of the self, where perception slips, inviting viewers into spaces that question what it means to be embodied, present, or shaped by others. She is interested in how intersubjectivity is felt as much as thought, how we carry others within us, how life is contagious, and how digital systems might mirror, distort, or deepen that entanglement. Life transfers between bodies without permission or awareness. The question is not whether we are shaped by those around us, but whether we have any choice in the matter.
Originally from Berlin, she holds a BA in Photography from the University of Applied Sciences Berlin and an MA in Fine Art from the Royal College of Art in London. Her work has been exhibited at Somerset House (London), Saatchi Gallery (London), C/O Berlin (Berlin), KUMU Art Museum (Tallinn), Guts Gallery (London) and Alice Black Gallery (London).
Bridging sculptural forms with digital tools such as 3D scanning, she creates environments where virtual and physical bodies intersect. Her works begin at the edges of the self, where perception slips, inviting viewers into spaces that question what it means to be embodied, present, or shaped by others. She is interested in how intersubjectivity is felt as much as thought, how we carry others within us, how life is contagious, and how digital systems might mirror, distort, or deepen that entanglement. Life transfers between bodies without permission or awareness. The question is not whether we are shaped by those around us, but whether we have any choice in the matter.
Originally from Berlin, she holds a BA in Photography from the University of Applied Sciences Berlin and an MA in Fine Art from the Royal College of Art in London. Her work has been exhibited at Somerset House (London), Saatchi Gallery (London), C/O Berlin (Berlin), KUMU Art Museum (Tallinn), Guts Gallery (London) and Alice Black Gallery (London).
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