ANNA COSTA E SILVA AT THE DELFINA FOUNDATION
Brazilian artist Anna Costa e Silva (1988) is one of the selected artists for the Delfina Foundation’s Residency Program. Her production is focused on producing environments that encourage vulnerability, dialogue, and exchange.
She explores themes of collective and individual trauma alongside fantasy, investigating how one shouts and whispers. Her work materializes through immersive installations, films, choreographies, and ephemeral experiences that dissolve boundaries between documentary, fiction, dream, and imagination.
“During the three months of residency, I will carry out processes of listening and encounters between women, exploring the thresholds between sleep, dreams and wakefulness the epidemic of loneliness, the devices of virtual companionship, the relationship between gender, sound, new relational technologies and possibilities for reinvention of eroticism”, commented the artist on her personal account on the social network Instagram.
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Anna Costa e Silva. Waltz for S. Photo Fabian Alvarez. Courtesy of Delfina Foundation
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Anna Costa e Silva. Púrpura, 2018. Photo Sasha Lazarev. Courtesy of Delfina Foundation
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Anna Costa e Silva. Tamagotchi balé, 2021. Photo Fabian Alvarez. Courtesy of Delfina Foundation
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Anna Costa e Silva. Tamagotchi balé, 2021. Photo Fabian Alvarez. Courtesy of Delfina Foundation
Anna Costa e Silva holds an MFA in Visual Arts from the School of Visual Arts, New York, and a postgraduate degree in Reichian Therapy from The Living Movement Institute, Rio de Janeiro. Her accolades include the Franklin Furnace Performance Grant, FOCO Bradesco ArtRio, and the American Austrian Foundation Prize. She has also been nominated twice for the PIPA Prize. Her work has been showcased at the 13th Mercosul Biennial, Centro Cultural Hélio Oiticica, BienalSur, A Gentil Carioca, Oi Futuro, Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival, and Art In Odd Places. She has participated in residencies with Terremoto-Ubisoft, Pivô Pesquisa, and the Rio de Janeiro City Council, where she collaborated with public workers on innovative projects.
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