Ane Crisan

Based in Berlin, registered with the Chamber of Architects, my practice moves across architecture, spatial art, and filmmaking - fields I explore through a shared lens of public space and the built environment.

My experience includes collaborations with architecture studios, artist collectives, and filmmakers, as well as exhibiting my work in publications, galleries, and public spaces, and giving lectures on my early projects.

Relevant projects include MURMURS, an exhibition on dreams and architecture presented at the Women in Architecture Berlin Festival; Circles, Squares, Corners, Moments at KINDL Berlin, where I was the exhibition architect; and FRAGILE, an art installation shown at GlogauAIR as part of the Berlin Artist Prize. The public art installation WOMB at the 48h Neukölln Festival Berlin was also selected for film presentation at the Megacities Shortdocs Film Festival in Paris and was a finalist at Música x Arquitectura - Open House Barcelona.

Another notable work is The Benches of Ballyloughlane, a film screened at Palas Cinema in Galway, Ireland, and recently featured on NOWNESS. It was awarded 3rd Prize at the Copenhagen Architecture Festival, nominated at the Lift-Off Film Festival Berlin, and shown as part of the Film Architektura Urbanismus Festival.

Across all projects, my visual and conceptual approach combines construction leftover materials and architectural fragments with motion. These works engage with urban contexts and rely on public interaction and intervention to fully unfold.