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Foggy Evening

Toma Gerzha

Foggy Evening

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Toma creates animated videos using artificial intelligence and her own photographic work. Her animations explore narratives related to the mentality of Eastern Europe, no sense of belonging, insider outsider perspective, and party culture as the ultimate cure.

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2023

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Toma Gerzha

Netherlands

Toma Gerzha (b. 2003) is an Amsterdam-based mixed-media artist specializing in coming-of-age photography. She successfully completed her photography studies at the Dutch Academy for Visual Creation in 2019. Gerzha first garnered attention in the gallery world with her project ".ru", featuring photographic works generated through artificial intelligence, which was presented in 2024 at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. Toma has become widely known for her animation-based reels. Currently, she is pursuing an MA in Arts and Culture at the University of Amsterdam.

Her works are in the collections of the Rijksmuseum Research Library, Farm Cultural Park, Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts, Getty Library, and the Stedelijk Museum Library in Amsterdam. Since 2023, Gerzha has been an artist-in-residence at the creative studio Treehouse, located at the NDSM Wharf in Amsterdam.

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