Biography
Anna Zimmerman's artistry is distinguished by her use of advanced charcoal techniques, producing photorealistic drawings that often feature young women in intricate, historical attire. Her works are reminiscent of the 18th-century painter Alexander Roslin, known for his meticulous portraits and fabric depictions. This historical influence is contrasted with contemporary elements, as Zimmerman also portrays young women in modern attire such as leather jackets and long, lacquered nails, grounding her work firmly in the present.
Zimmerman's work explores the parallels between past and present, creating a dialogue between different eras through her detailed and emotionally charged compositions. Her meticulous technique in charcoal is both time-consuming and technically demanding, placing her in the lineage of renowned photorealistic Swedish artists like Gunnel Wåhlstrand, Martina Müntzig, Maria Nordin, and Karin Broos.
Born in 1996 in Norrköping, Anna Zimmerman is an emerging artist establishing herself in the contemporary art scene. She has studied at prestigious institutions such as Konstfack and the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm. Despite her young age, Zimmerman has already made significant strides in her career, with her works part of the esteemed Norrköping Art Museum collection. In November 2023, she made her public gallery debut at CFHILL. Zimmerman's dedication to her craft and her unique perspective makes her an intriguing new voice in the art world.
