Anna Hoetjes (1984, Amsterdam) is a visual artist and filmmaker. Her work draws parallels between early 20th century history and technological developments today. She investigates how seeing and being seen in a technologically mediated world has evolved over the years.

How do the utopic and dystopic scenarios from the past influence how we look at ourselves and technology today? How can we render female perspectives, dreams and activities visible?

Her works take the form of participatory performances, short fiction films, video installations, sculptures and lectures.

Hoetjes studied Fine Art and Video at the Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam, the Cooper Union in New York and the UdK in Berlin. She got her Master of Fine Arts at the Dutch Art Institute in the Netherlands.

Her work was shown amongst others at TENT Rotterdam (NL), Bonniers Konsthall, Stockholm (SE), the ArtScience museum, Singapore (SIN), the nGbK, Berlin (DE), the Glasgow Film Festival (UK), Labocine Platform New York (USA), Museum Kranenburgh Bergen (NL), the Latvian Center for Contemporary Art Riga (LV) and the Museo de Arte Contemperaño Bogota (COL).