WELL, I DO REMEMBER YOU. DO YOU REMEMBER ME?
2025
Performance / Multidisciplinary Installation
10th Altitudes Biennale, Bulle, CH
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This performance and installation delve into the fragmented memory of a being in transition shifting between light and shadow, strength and vulnerability. They invite immersion in a space where the boundaries between body and mind blur, where duality becomes a ground for emancipation and self-reclamation.
Through a multidisciplinary approach, painting, installation, performancem this work questions narratives of identity, memory, and freedom. It embraces the fluidity of forms and experiences, opening an intimate yet universal dialogue on the complexity of life and its transformations.
Between force and fragility, attachment and release, it calls for inhabiting one’s singularity and welcoming the richness of personal and collective change.
Supported by the Department of Culture, City of Fribourg.
Concept & Performance: Anja Jenny
Scenography: Anja Jenny, Sylvain Aebischer
Stage Management: Jana Schindler
Music: Rone, Room with a View
Photos & Vidéos: Geoffrey Baumbach
MY LITTLE MONSTER
2025
Performance / Multidisciplinary Solo Exhibition
Galerie L, Paris, FR
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My Little Monster gently explores our relationship with childhood trauma, embodied as creatures to be tamed. It invites us to reflect on how these experiences shape our sense of self and the world around us.
In a universe where reality and artifice intertwine, My Little Monster gives rise to hybrid figures, both strange and familiar. Through a fusion of painting, artificial intelligence, and performance, the exhibition probes the porous boundaries between authenticity, altered memory, and digital evolution.
The performance establishes a living dialogue between body and artwork: costumes and gestures flirt with the grotesque, blurring lines between the natural and the artificial. Everything becomes fluid: human, animal, childhood, adulthood. With irony and tenderness, My Little Monster turns fear into play, inviting us to befriend these figures as companions in exploration distorted reflections of our fears, playful witnesses to our inner worlds.
COUCOU COURBET2025
Huile sur toile
120 cm x 90 cm
Galerie L, Paris, FR
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An intimate close-up that reclaims the female body through the lens of the female gaze, celebrating power, sensuality, and individuality while offering a reading that is both intimate and subtly humorous.