Anna Werzowa vive e lavora a Vienna. Ha studiato Transmedia Art con Brigitte Kowanz e un anno di fotografia con Gabriele Rothemann presso l'Università di Arti Applicate a Vienna. Lavora principalmente sull'interfaccia tra arte, scienza e tecnologia e crea sculture, installazioni e cortometraggi. Si concentra principalmente sui processi in natura e sulla natura come modello di innovazione. I suoi oggetti sono spesso minuscoli: utilizza cadaveri di insetti trovati morti a terra, semi o foglie per costruire sculture mobili che assomigliano a macchine. Oltre a queste miniature, crea installazioni più grandi in cui le parti sono messe in movimento dall'acqua, dal vento o dal magnetismo.
Le sue opere sono state esposte in numerose mostre personali e collettive nazionali e internazionali e in fiere d'arte. Inoltre, organizza e cura personalmente mostre ed eventi performativi.
Anna Werzowa lives and works in Vienna. She studied Transmedia Art with Brigitte Kowanz and one year of photography with Gabriele Rothemann at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna. She works mainly on the interface between art, science and technology and creates sculptures, installations and short films. Primarily she focuses on processes in nature and nature as a role model for innovation. Her objects are often tiny – using insect corpses she found dead on the ground or seeds or leaves to build movable sculptures resembling machines. In addition to these miniatures she creates larger installations where parts are set in motion by water, wind or magnetism.
Her works have been shown in numerous national and international solo and group exhibitions as well as at art fairs. Besides, she organizes and curates exhibitions and performance events herself.
Le sue opere sono state esposte in numerose mostre personali e collettive nazionali e internazionali e in fiere d'arte. Inoltre, organizza e cura personalmente mostre ed eventi performativi.
Anna Werzowa lives and works in Vienna. She studied Transmedia Art with Brigitte Kowanz and one year of photography with Gabriele Rothemann at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna. She works mainly on the interface between art, science and technology and creates sculptures, installations and short films. Primarily she focuses on processes in nature and nature as a role model for innovation. Her objects are often tiny – using insect corpses she found dead on the ground or seeds or leaves to build movable sculptures resembling machines. In addition to these miniatures she creates larger installations where parts are set in motion by water, wind or magnetism.
Her works have been shown in numerous national and international solo and group exhibitions as well as at art fairs. Besides, she organizes and curates exhibitions and performance events herself.