
ANNA HARSANYI-ZORANDY
Growing up between different countries and cultures has shaped the way I experience identity, belonging, and social structures.
My practice is driven by curiosity, experimentation, and a desire to create situations that invite reflection, discomfort, play, and dialogue.
The work emerges from personal experiences in movement, adaptation, and transformation, I aim to connect these experiences to broader questions about the body, communication, and human interaction.
I am interested in how physical materials can reveal invisible tensions, emotions, and systems.
I see art as a way to investigate the relationship between personal experience and collective realities.
MANIFESTO
Art is a way to confront, re-shape, and re-imagine alternative realities.
Work emerges from friction, between body and environment.
I am interested in moments of transformation.
I am interested in the messy process of becoming.
I look at how the body carries memory, tension, resistance, and desire.
I use my body as a tool to expose invisible systems.
I seek presence.
I seek intensity.
I seek honesty.
I believe vulnerability can be a form of resistance.
SELECTED PRESS
ArtFacts The wrong biennale 2025/2026