AnnaMikael

AnnaMikael is a collaborative artist duo comprised of Anna Odell and Mikael Mikael. They are known for their interdisciplinary work that often blurs the lines between performance art, film, and social commentary. Their projects frequently explore themes of identity, societal structures, and the complexities of human relationships.

Anna Odell, born in Sweden, is a visual artist and filmmaker. Mikael Mikael, also Swedish, is a visual artist and actor. Their artistic partnership began in the early 2000s, and together they have produced a body of work that has been exhibited internationally in galleries and film festivals.

Their approach often involves immersive research and personal engagement with the subjects they explore. This can include adopting personas, conducting interviews, and staging events that challenge conventional perceptions. The duo's work is characterized by its raw honesty and a willingness to confront difficult social issues.

Notable projects include "The Unmade Dream" (2009), a film exploring the aftermath of a personal crisis, and "What Will Be Taken by the River" (2015), a project that investigated the privatization of public spaces. AnnaMikael's artistic practice is recognized for its critical engagement with contemporary society and its ability to provoke thought and discussion among audiences. Their work continues to be a significant contribution to the field of contemporary art.