Having moved to Japan, Anita Gratzer, whose background is in traditional photography, has focused on creating wearable sculptures made from antique, handmade paper. Inspired by her second home in Fujioka, she explores the intersection between garments and architecture, and the way in which cultural codes shape our identities. Next to art-magazines, her work has been published in books by the philosopher Peter Sloterdijk, collected by institutions as Swatch, Switzerland and the Serlachius Foundation in Finland and was shown in Museums and galleries in Vienna, Shanghai, New York, Tokyo and Rome.