LUZIE MEYER (1990, Tübingen, Germany) is an artist, poet, and translator based in Berlin. Through repetition and enactment, her practice explores how subjectivity is shaped by collective habitus. Working with text, sound, video, photography, and performance, Meyer investigates how meaning and affect circulate through language and media, forming social and emotional codes. Recent solo and group exhibitions include Passing on the Fugitive -- 13th Berlin Biennale of Contemporary Art at Sophiensaele Berlin; Caught in a Landslide at KINDL, Berlin; Ins Dunkle Schwimmen at the University of Applied Arts Vienna (2024); Cyclic Indirections at Kunsthalle Bremerhaven (2022); Pure Fiction: Shifting Theatre at Kölnischer Kunstverein, Cologne (2022); and L'arcobaleno riposa sulla strada at the Istituto Svizzero in Rome (2022). Meyer is the co-editor of Sibyl’s Mouths – A Pure Fiction Publication, published by Sternberg Press (2023), and Tendencies (2024), a collection of texts co-published by Fanta-MLN, Milan; Sweetwater, Berlin; and Fürstenberg Contemporary. As of 2025, she is a doctoral student in Art Theory at the HfBK Hamburg.

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For more information and/or viewing links please contact:
luzie [ at ] luziemeyer [ dot ] net,
or visit Sweetwater, Berlin
or Fanta-MLN, Milan.