Anna Ehrenstein lives and works between Berlin, Germany and Tirana, Albania.

Anna Ehrenstein (she/they) is an Albanian-German artist whose work explores material culture at the margins, networked imagery, and ecological dynamics within global consumer societies. She engages with a wide range of media, including photography, film, textiles, sculpture, installation, social interaction, and text. Her practice is guided by what she describes as a method of “precarious assemblage.” Central to her approach are research, collaboration with diverse communities, ritual practices, and collective learning. A key focus of her work is fostering exchange among countries in the Global South and advocating for the redistribution of resources from the Global North.

Anna Ehrenstein lives and works between Berlin, Germany and Tirana, Albania.

Anna Ehrenstein (she/they) is an Albanian-German artist whose work explores material culture at the margins, networked imagery, and ecological dynamics within global consumer societies. She engages with a wide range of media, including photography, film, textiles, sculpture, installation, social interaction, and text. Her practice is guided by what she describes as a method of “precarious assemblage.” Central to her approach are research, collaboration with diverse communities, ritual practices, and collective learning. A key focus of her work is fostering exchange among countries in the Global South and advocating for the redistribution of resources from the Global North.