Virtual immersion – Anna Rósz’s portfolio
Date: 2022.12.12
Anna Rósz’s portfolio gives us a glimpse into her personal virtual space through three-dimensional modelling. She often explores the role of femininity and motherhood, as well as issues of intimacy and sexuality. Her graphic designs feature dream-like spaces and phantom-like, reflective figures as imprints of various emotional states.
Her shapes draw on the virtual world, a fictitious landscape where the human body is disconnected from reality. In her concept, she takes a look at the negative and positive effects of digital space occupation, and presents her unique system through the filter of her subjective experiences.
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