Anja Ulfeldt is an artist, educator, and curator with a hybrid practice that floats between installation, performance, and unconventional art facilitation. She says of her work: “Through visual, auditory, and haptic interaction, my goal is to craft situations that question the nature of human habitats and reveal how these built environments shape our well being and connections to each other. Stemming from an underlying fascination with invention, my practice looks at the ephemeral nature of resources and infrastructure that feed, house and nurture our bodies directly. This includes simple technology such as plumbing and electricity as well as less tangible resources such as time, creative space, and community.”

Ulfeldt is currently a Lecturer at Stanford University in the areas of Sculpture and Emerging Technology. She has exhibited in the Bay Area at SLAC National Laboratory, Pro Arts Gallery, Kala Art Institute, SOMArts, Root Division, and The Museum of Craft & Design. Ulfeldt’s work has been collected by the Exploratorium Museum in San Francisco, Esplora National Interactive Science Centre in Malta, and Recology San Francisco among others.

Ulfeldt lives and works in Oakland, California.

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