Annija Muižule, a Latvian-born visual artist and researcher currently based in Amsterdam. Finding myself increasingly confronted with influx of images in media and visual representations all around us, I deconstruct the contemporary role of photography. My work discusses images possessing the means to produce the world rather than depicting it. By reflecting on photography as technology, medium and a form of communication, I capture constructed realities and mediated consciousness controlled by visual information.
contact me: annijamuizule[at]gmail.com
Education
2020 - present Artistic Research, research MA, University of Amsterdam.
2013 - 2017 Photography, BA Art, Royal Academy of Art, The Hague.
2016
February - June Internship with Ola Lanko. Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
2011 - 2013
LCC International University. English Language and Literature studies. Klaipeda, Lithuania.
Awards & Nominations
2019
nominee & participant of Plat(t)form 2020, Fotomuseum Winterthur, Switzerland.
2018
winner of Riga Photography Biennial and ISSP Gallery Award Seeking the Latest in Photography
Interviews, Lectures &
Artist’s Talks
2019
Interview with LSM, Riga
2019
Interview with Radio NABA, Riga
2019
Interview with Latvijas Radio 1, Riga
2019
Interview with 100g Kulturas, Riga
2019
Interview with Foto Kvartals, Riga
2019
Artist’s talk ISSP Gallery, Riga
2018
Artist’s talk Ludo & Hedo, Amsterdam
2018
Artist’s talk SeeLab, The Hague
2017
September - December Co-lecturer Royal Academy of Art, The Hague
2020 - present Artistic Research, research MA, University of Amsterdam.
2013 - 2017 Photography, BA Art, Royal Academy of Art, The Hague.
2016
February - June Internship with Ola Lanko. Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
2011 - 2013
LCC International University. English Language and Literature studies. Klaipeda, Lithuania.
Awards & Nominations
2019
nominee & participant of Plat(t)form 2020, Fotomuseum Winterthur, Switzerland.
2018
winner of Riga Photography Biennial and ISSP Gallery Award Seeking the Latest in Photography
Interviews, Lectures &
Artist’s Talks
2019
Interview with LSM, Riga
2019
Interview with Radio NABA, Riga
2019
Interview with Latvijas Radio 1, Riga
2019
Interview with 100g Kulturas, Riga
2019
Interview with Foto Kvartals, Riga
2019
Artist’s talk ISSP Gallery, Riga
2018
Artist’s talk Ludo & Hedo, Amsterdam
2018
Artist’s talk SeeLab, The Hague
2017
September - December Co-lecturer Royal Academy of Art, The Hague
Exhibitions & Presentations
2021
Situation #219, Fotomuseum Winterthur, Swizterland.
2021
Krakow Photomonth, Krakow, Poland.
2020
Enter 18 Media Art Festival, Šiauliai Art Gallery, Lithuania.
2020
Plat(t)form 2020, Fotomuseum Winterthur, Switzerland.
2019
Joyful Businessmen Having Fun in the Office. Solo exhibition, ISSP Gallery, Riga, Latvia.
2018
In Poland, David Bowie was a woman. Part of group exhibition at Van Abbe Museum. Eindhoven, The Netherlands.
2018
Remote Passages. Duo exhibition with Katarina Petrovic at SeeLab. The Hague, The Netherlands.
2017
Ekoc Presents: the Curse of the Dark Safeness. Part of group exhibition. The Hague, The Netherlands.
2017
Graduation Show, The Royal Academy of Art. Part of group exhibition with project The Harvest. The Hague, The Netherlands.
2017
The Ink, the Milk, the Blood: Power of the Single Image. Part of group exhibition at Melkweg Expo with project The Harvest. Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
2016
The Flipside. Part of group exhibition at Het Nutshuis with project Captions. The Hague, The Netherlands.
2016
Paradise. Part of group exhibition with project Limit to Your Love. The Hague, The Netherlands.
2021
Situation #219, Fotomuseum Winterthur, Swizterland.
2021
Krakow Photomonth, Krakow, Poland.
2020
Enter 18 Media Art Festival, Šiauliai Art Gallery, Lithuania.
2020
Plat(t)form 2020, Fotomuseum Winterthur, Switzerland.
2019
Joyful Businessmen Having Fun in the Office. Solo exhibition, ISSP Gallery, Riga, Latvia.
2018
In Poland, David Bowie was a woman. Part of group exhibition at Van Abbe Museum. Eindhoven, The Netherlands.
2018
Remote Passages. Duo exhibition with Katarina Petrovic at SeeLab. The Hague, The Netherlands.
2017
Ekoc Presents: the Curse of the Dark Safeness. Part of group exhibition. The Hague, The Netherlands.
2017
Graduation Show, The Royal Academy of Art. Part of group exhibition with project The Harvest. The Hague, The Netherlands.
2017
The Ink, the Milk, the Blood: Power of the Single Image. Part of group exhibition at Melkweg Expo with project The Harvest. Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
2016
The Flipside. Part of group exhibition at Het Nutshuis with project Captions. The Hague, The Netherlands.
2016
Paradise. Part of group exhibition with project Limit to Your Love. The Hague, The Netherlands.
Books
2017
The Harvest.
2017
Joyful Businessman Throwing Papers and Having fun in the Office. Self published.
Writing & Essays
2019
This is Badland. Berlin, Germany
Press
2019
echo gone wrong, Thought Activism at Riga Photography Biennial
2019
Article by Karlis Verpe on exhibition “Joyful Businessmen Having Fun in the Office” at ISSP Latvia
2019
Feature, Yet Magazine, Switzerland
2019
Essay & artist's profile (in english here) by Indrek Grigor, Riga Photography Biennial – NEXT 2019
2019
The Void, Subbacultcha, Amsterdam
2018
Exhibition review, Jegens & Tevens, The Hague
2015
Banter. This is not a travel guide, The Hague
2014
Foto Kvartals, Riga
Grants & Stipendiums
2021
Latvian Culture Capital Foundation (VKKF)
2017
The Harvest.
2017
Joyful Businessman Throwing Papers and Having fun in the Office. Self published.
Writing & Essays
2019
This is Badland. Berlin, Germany
Press
2019
echo gone wrong, Thought Activism at Riga Photography Biennial
2019
Article by Karlis Verpe on exhibition “Joyful Businessmen Having Fun in the Office” at ISSP Latvia
2019
Feature, Yet Magazine, Switzerland
2019
Essay & artist's profile (in english here) by Indrek Grigor, Riga Photography Biennial – NEXT 2019
2019
The Void, Subbacultcha, Amsterdam
2018
Exhibition review, Jegens & Tevens, The Hague
2015
Banter. This is not a travel guide, The Hague
2014
Foto Kvartals, Riga
Grants & Stipendiums
2021
Latvian Culture Capital Foundation (VKKF)
Annija Muižule 2020