Anna B.

Anna Bacheva (b. 1983, Sofia) is a Paris-based Bulgarian visual artist and artistic director. She holds Master’s degrees in Digital Scenography and Animation (Academy of Fine Arts, Sofia, 2015) and Cinema and Animation (International Academy for Film Arts, Sofia, 2008). Her work spans video art, digital scenography, large-scale projections, and immersive audiovisual performances.

Anna explores perception, memory, and the interaction between physical and virtual spaces. She was a member of Studio Otaika (2015–2025), creating audiovisual landscapes, immersive installations, and architectural projections shown at venues like La Gaîté Lyrique (Paris), Museum of Contemporary Art MACRO (Rome), Harpa Concert Hall (Reykjavik), Miyazaki Art Museum (Japan), Society for Arts and Technology (Montreal), Kunstmuseum Reutlingen (Germany), Tsarytsino Museum (Moscow) and Wonderspaces (Los Angeles).

She has directed digital homage projects to Christo and Jeanne-Claude, including the Reichstag 2025 Anniversary Light Show and Iron Curtain (2021), and curated Femmes Futures, a platform supporting female artists in digital media. Her practice also includes experimental projects such as Digital Vandalism (2022–2025), which investigates urban interventions and public space through digital media.

Anna lives and works in Paris, France.