Anna Belousova

Joined Artfinder: May 2026

Artworks for sale: 5

Belgium

About Anna Belousova

 
 
  • Biography
    I am an interdisciplinary artist working across performance, photography, and drawing.
    My works reflect moments in life that are important to me; they help me experience them personally, but I hope they do the same for many others as well.

    I work with the emotional aspect of physicality as an inseparable part of the human being, revealing their history, sensuality, thoughts, and perception of the world and of themselves. I use my own body as both subject and method, developing self-directed performative situations that are later translated into images. These works do not function as traditional self-portraiture, but as traces of intimate encounters — moments where the boundaries between observer and participant begin to collapse.

    I am acting out of interest in non-human forms of relationality, where the body is understood not as a stable identity, but as a shifting field of sensations, affects, and interactions, presence and disappearance. My drawings and photographs emerge from these processes, capturing the states of dissolution, fragmentation, and transformation, .


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  • Education

    2024 - 2026

    ARBA -ESA (Royal Academy of fine arts), Brussels

    2017 - 2019

    BAZA Institute of Contemporary Art, Moscow

    2014 - 2014

    Saimaa University, Finland

    2009 - 2015

    Repin’s Art Academy, St. Petersburg

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Education

2024 - 2026

ARBA -ESA (Royal Academy of fine arts), Brussels

2017 - 2019

BAZA Institute of Contemporary Art, Moscow

2014 - 2014

Saimaa University, Finland

2009 - 2015

Repin’s Art Academy, St. Petersburg


There are no upcoming events


 

Biography

I am an interdisciplinary artist working across performance, photography, and drawing.
My works reflect moments in life that are important to me; they help me experience them personally, but I hope they do the same for many others as well.

I work with the emotional aspect of physicality as an inseparable part of the human being, revealing their history, sensuality, thoughts, and perception of the world and of themselves. I use my own body as both subject and method, developing self-directed performative situations that are later translated into images. These works do not function as traditional self-portraiture, but as traces of intimate encounters — moments where the boundaries between observer and participant begin to collapse.

I am acting out of interest in non-human forms of relationality, where the body is understood not as a stable identity, but as a shifting field of sensations, affects, and interactions, presence and disappearance. My drawings and photographs emerge from these processes, capturing the states of dissolution, fragmentation, and transformation, .