Lucky Cat Labs Presents - ANJA ULFELDT: INNER LIFE 620 Main St, Los Angeles, CA 90014 November 24th - December 20th Curated by Liana Bandžiulytė Reception on DTLA Art Night: Dec 5th, 4-10pm On view by appointment. Please contact luckycatlabs@gmail.com Through visual, auditory, and haptic interaction, Anja Ulfeldt’s solo show explores the shape of the structures that influence our well-being and connections to each other. Human habitats are made of infrastructure such as buildings, plumbing and electricity, as well as less tangible resources such as time, creative space, and community. What are the parallels between physical structures and political frameworks? What nurtures our bodies, what gives us agency, what disrupts stability? The work is not complete without the viewer; each installation encourages playful and contemplative interaction with emerging and declining technologies to experience the fleeting but urgent nature of each moment. Lucky Cat Labs in an emerging alternative space in DTLA featuring artist studios and exhibitions. Anja Ulfeldt is an artist, educator, and curator with a hybrid practice that floats between installation, performance, and unconventional art facilitation. Anja grew up in Berkeley, CA, and earned their BFA from California College of the Arts in 2001 and their MFA from Stanford University in 2014. They are a founding member of two artist-run alternative spaces in California, one a Mojave Desert based curatorial project and the other a floating venue for visual art, research and performance built atop a converted potato barge in the Sacramento River Delta. Anja is a recipient of VBC Artist Award and Residency at Headlands Center for the Arts, the Visions from the New California Award, the TSFF & SOMArts Murphy and Cadogan Contemporary Art Award,The AAF/Seebacher Prize for Fine Arts, and the Joan Mitchell Foundation Emerging Artist Finalist Award. Anja is currently a Lecturer at Stanford University and UC Santa Cruz in the areas of Sculpture and Emerging Technology. They have 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.