Anna Bierler is a visual artist whose practice explores the materiality of language through performance and installation, with poetry at its center. Through writing, publishing, and performing, she reflects on time, endings, loss, love, humour, and aging. Her work draws on lived experience, myth, conversation, and fragments of memory.

Central to her practice are queer-feminist temporalities, nonlinear and cyclical, resistant to acceleration, that offer ways of rethinking relationships to bodies, environments, and futures. These concerns intersect with ecological anxiety, transformation, and the traces we leave behind.

Working with words and sound as material, Anna shapes them over time while allowing them to shape time in return. She approaches poetry as a sculptural process, where pauses and silences are as significant as spoken language, like forming a small stone that holds traces of deep time within it.

She has shown work at BRUTUS (Rotterdam), Nieuwe Instituut (Rotterdam),  HetHEM (Zandaam), RIB (Rotterdam) and Kunstforening (Tromsø). Her sound work was recently aired on Worm Radio (Rotterdam) and Kiosk Radio (Brussels). Since 2025 Anna works as a tutor providing thesis and graduation guidance at DesignLab, Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam.