Anna Ådhal
Iaspis
2014
Anna Ådhal’s practice explores the aesthetics and politics of digitised and simulated crowds generated by new computational technologies and takes form primarily through sculptural installations, film and performance. Anna’s research investigates the different natures of today’s crowds such as the physical crowd, which is tracked and monitored, the fictional crowds in film with their linked simulations and the virtual crowd online which behaviour is archived into big data.
Anna is a practice-based PhD candidate in the Sculpture programme at the Royal college of Art (2015-2020) Annas work has been exhibited at Marabouparken Art Gallery, Stockholm (2018), Moderna Muséet, Stockholm (2018), Nanjing International Art Festival (2016-2017) and the Whitechapel Gallery (2016).
Iaspis, Sweden
Iaspis is the Swedish Arts Grants Committee's International Program supporting international exchange for practitioners in the areas of visual art, design, craft and architecture. Iaspis' activities aim to enable professionals to develop artistically and improve their working conditions by establishing international contacts between practitioners and professionals such as curators and critics and others active in the field.
