About
Anna Komitska is a visual and 3D environment artist, producer and researcher based in London.
Anna is currently enrolled in the MA Game Art programme at Unreal Engine Academic Partner, Escape Studios. She previously worked in Production and Direction of Content for hologram, XR and AI-powered commercial activations at Kaleida.
In her fine art practice, she explores alternative perceptions of reality and other-than-human behaviours through speculation, collective memory and digital technologies. Her practice centres on repurposing, destruction, displacement across materials to observe the image oscillating between subjectivities, contexts and futures; between fact and fiction; between the natural and the artificial. More recently, Anna’s work has steered towards site-responsive methodologies and CGI functioning within art and science.
In her writing, Anna investigates post-anthropocentric discourse through the prism of new materialism, anthropogeography, and continental philosophy at the intersection of art, technology and place.
Anna was born in Sofia, Bulgaria. She attained a BA (Hons) Photography degree in 2021 at London College of Communication, UAL. Her work has been exhibited in London, UK at AMP Gallery, Copeland Gallery; in Sofia, Bulgaria at Little Bird Place, RCCA Toplocentrala, Credo Bonum Gallery, KO-OP; and online at Kawaii.agency, Newart.city. Her writing has been published in Meta.space (OÖELKG, Linz) and Emergencies: Notes for the Future Monument (UAL, London).
Anna is currently enrolled in the MA Game Art programme at Unreal Engine Academic Partner, Escape Studios. She previously worked in Production and Direction of Content for hologram, XR and AI-powered commercial activations at Kaleida.
In her fine art practice, she explores alternative perceptions of reality and other-than-human behaviours through speculation, collective memory and digital technologies. Her practice centres on repurposing, destruction, displacement across materials to observe the image oscillating between subjectivities, contexts and futures; between fact and fiction; between the natural and the artificial. More recently, Anna’s work has steered towards site-responsive methodologies and CGI functioning within art and science.
In her writing, Anna investigates post-anthropocentric discourse through the prism of new materialism, anthropogeography, and continental philosophy at the intersection of art, technology and place.
Anna was born in Sofia, Bulgaria. She attained a BA (Hons) Photography degree in 2021 at London College of Communication, UAL. Her work has been exhibited in London, UK at AMP Gallery, Copeland Gallery; in Sofia, Bulgaria at Little Bird Place, RCCA Toplocentrala, Credo Bonum Gallery, KO-OP; and online at Kawaii.agency, Newart.city. Her writing has been published in Meta.space (OÖELKG, Linz) and Emergencies: Notes for the Future Monument (UAL, London).
CV and commercial portfolio available upon request.
︎︎︎Young Artists In Conversation with Juliusz Grabianski