An Awkward Game

About Anna Moreno is based between Barcelona (SP) and The Hague (NL). Through talking about labor conditions in culture, the state of the economic crisis, and the value of art in the social sphere, her artistic practice deals with how ideology is embedded in our behaviour and how beliefs become formed. She addresses this symbolically in her work, and she is interested in how an artwork, from the point of view of events, is a snapshot of an intensive and ongoing process of concretization and individuation. Graduated in Fine Arts in the University of Barcelona in 2007, her research dissects the nature of the event as an artistic practice and the role of the artist as a moderator, like in the ongoing project Radical Colophon at Bauhaus (Weimar), SFMOMA (San Francisco), W139 (Amsterdam) and SASG (Seoul). She explores the capacities of the performative in video, installations, or lecture performances experimenting with the origins of the utterance and the disappearance of the speaker through disgregation of both agency and speech, like in Deface the Currenct at TENT (Rotterdam) or the ones at BINK36, Stroom den Haag (both in The Hague) and Can Felipa (Barcelona).