Anna Ádám is a Franco-Hungarian performance maker and visual artist whose work blurs the boundaries between choreography, image and object, with emphasis on the body as the central form of expression.
Her interdisciplinary and often site-specific projects echo the broader socio-political context from a feminist and queer theoretical perspective, focus on socio-cultural changes and sub-cultures, challenge hegemonic class, gender, normative behaviors, and dominant ideologies.
By combining choreography, photography, drawing, installation, and clothing, Anna Ádám’s work is also an exploration of the performative potential of the image and of the object in general, with a focus on cultural, ideological, social, and heteronormative structures.
