Artist Statement 

My work is multimodal but is always a dance – relational, adaptive, bodily, and fascinated with time. I work iteratively, each piece serving as a reincarnation. Dances become phone calls. Relationships become books. The work asks for our attention. My process includes research, observation and reveling in a subtle edit’s rippling effects. Like the cycle of water, seeping, shifting and changing form, sediment is gathered and left, it is the same water, but different. I think about your body as you enter the work. The water that was in my body was once in yours. 

Artist Bio 

Anna Kroll is a dancer, educator and interdisciplinary artist. Her work has been shown at festivals, theaters, rivers and subway underpasses, including FringeArts’ Scratch Night, Invisible River’s Schuylkill River Arts Day, Cathy Weis’ Sundays on Broadway (NYC), and Danspace’s Draftwork series (NYC). Her collaborations with Chloë Engel have been presented in Spark IV & Spark VI (Baltimore / online), at New Media Artspace (NYC/ online) and in The Mind on Fire Variety Show (Baltimore/online). She teaches Foundations and Special Topics courses at UMBC. MFA from UMBC in Intermedia & Digital Art, award for outstanding written thesis and exhibition.