Anna Mészáros is a visual artist, her work moves between fields of sculpture, installation, image-based processes and textual research.
Anna Mészáros’ practice is informed by language, media theory and studies researching different aspects of space. It is shaped by the engagement with entangled spaces: it concentrates on interrelations and situations that carry traces of divergent contexts. Her main interest is how different spaces are intertwined, or nested into each other. --- Spaces as actual sites, but also as functionalities, linguistic relationships, or visual constructions.
Her work evolves from a play with tensions and shifts, driven by the
questioning of what resides in these. Using different media in her inquiries, the most important themes of her work vary between concepts of language, pictorial representation, materiality, notions of memory, absence and the possibilities of change.
She studied visual arts and sculpture at the Universität der Künste Berlin, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and the Royal College of Art, London. She also hold a degrees in Philosophy and in Sinology from the Eötvös Loránd University of Budapest. She participated in different artist in residence programs (e.g. Standpoint London, Skoki, PL), her work was showcased in numerous exhibitions internationally. She received scholarships among others from the Karl Hofer Society, from
the Universität der Künste Berlin , from the Audan Kunststiftung and Neustart Kultur from Stiftung Kunstfonds.
Anna grew up in Budapest, she lives in Berlin.
Anna Mészáros’ practice is informed by language, media theory and studies researching different aspects of space. It is shaped by the engagement with entangled spaces: it concentrates on interrelations and situations that carry traces of divergent contexts. Her main interest is how different spaces are intertwined, or nested into each other. --- Spaces as actual sites, but also as functionalities, linguistic relationships, or visual constructions.
Her work evolves from a play with tensions and shifts, driven by the questioning of what resides in these. Using different media in her inquiries, the most important themes of her work vary between concepts of language, pictorial representation, materiality, notions of memory, absence and the possibilities of change.
She studied visual arts and sculpture at the Universität der Künste Berlin, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and the Royal College of Art, London. She also hold a degrees in Philosophy and in Sinology from the Eötvös Loránd University of Budapest. She participated in different artist in residence programs (e.g. Standpoint London, Skoki, PL), her work was showcased in numerous exhibitions internationally. She received scholarships among others from the Karl Hofer Society, from the Universität der Künste Berlin , from the Audan Kunststiftung and Neustart Kultur from Stiftung Kunstfonds.
Anna grew up in Budapest, she lives in Berlin.
