Anna Titova (b. 1984) is an interdisciplinary artist based in Moscow. Through working with a wide range of media, from installation and sculpture to collage and video, she explores the fluctuating relationships between representation, found objects, and the uncertainties of social interactions. In her practice, she is particularly interested in the everyday objects and the ideological, scientific, philosophical, and political knowledge structures that they embody.
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Identikit, 2017
Identikit, 2017
Pavlov’s Dog, 2016. A sculpture of a dog takes on a new meaning thanks to the title, which refers to conditioning experiments by Ivan Pavlov
Red Vitrine, 2016
Gated Community, 2012
