Anne Blaich
About me
and about my artworks
I am an artist, and I am a scientist.
When I left school, I first studied biology. Ten years, a Dr. title and a couple scientific publications later, I started my art career.
I was trained by the photographer Eberhard Gronau for three years. And I took courses in illustration in Vienna.
Today I combining both fields, science and art.
Central to my approach is the deliberate use of neuroscientific insights.
Every visual element
—color, form, contrast, pattern—
is intentionally selected to stimulate
the viewer’s neural activity and evoke emotional resonance.
For the content of my pictures
the emotions and thoughts of the viewer are central.
Every picture is an invitation to pause, to step into the work and enjoy a moment
of peace, beauty, and relaxation. The titles of my image series serve as quiet invitations,
encouraging the viewer to uncover a meaning in the image that is uniquely their own.
This works are created to support stress management.
My video installations make
complex scientific topics accessible through immersive sensory experiences.
Rather than explaining scientific knowledge, they invite visitors to perceive, feel, and reflect on it, creating a space where research and human experience meet.
This works are created to support science communication.
What technique do I use?
I combine ink drawings on paper with digital backgrounds and photos
to highlight the contrast between the objectivity of science and the
emotional texture of everyday life.
