Anna Fasshauer German, b. 1975

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Anna Fasshauer, © Michael Witte
Anna Fasshauer, © Michael Witte
Anna Fasshauer (b. 1975, Cologne, Germany) is a sculptor who lives and works in Berlin. She studied sculpture at De Montfort University in Leicester before completing an MA in Fine Art at the Chelsea School of Art & Design in London in 2001.
 
Her practice explores the relationship between body, tool and material through repetitive gestures and physical force. Working primarily with aluminium, Fasshauer transforms the act of striking into a sculptural language, creating forms marked by dents, distortions and traces of labour. Her work examines the resilience of materials and the ways in which repetition and resistance shape form, resulting in sculptures that convey both strength and subtlety.
 
Fasshauer has exhibited widely across Europe and the United States, including outdoor interventions at the Tuileries Gardens during FIAC. Her work is held in prominent public and private collections, including the Villa Datris Foundation in France, the Neuer Berliner Kunstverein in Germany, and the Margulies Collection in Miami.
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