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Ania Catherine

artist, based in Berlin, Germany.

also writes as Operator

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Profile (past & present)

Roles
Artist, Performer
Locations
Berlin, Germany

Connections

Affiliations
Operator

Some roles and affiliations may be former.

Works · 2

I'd rather be in a dark silence than
On View

Coverage · 5 articles

Featured

  • 2023The Interview | Operator
  • 2022To the Metaverse and Beyond

Discussed

  • 2026Sculpture Meets Digital Art Under the Moon
  • 2022The Lumen Prize NFT Award

Mentioned

  • 2023FEMGEN and the Brave New Art World

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