Agnes Questionmark (b. 1995, Rome, Italy) is a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans performance, sculpture, video, and installation. Her practice interrogates the body as a living archive—an unstable intersection of science, power, and selfhood. Drawing from bioethics, mythology, and critical theory, she develops immersive experiences that confront viewers with forms in flux, proposing speculative anatomies shaped by surgical, genetic, and social interventions.
She received her BFA from Camberwell College of Arts, London. Her recent performances include CHM13hTERT (2023), staged in Milan’s central train station with SpazioSERRA, and TRANSGENESIS (2021), presented in London by The Orange Garden and Harlesden High Street. Questionmark’s work has been presented in major international venues, including the 60th Venice Biennale (2024), the Centre d’Art Contemporain Geneva, the MAXXI Museum in Rome, the Malta Biennale in Valletta, König Galerie in Berlin, and the 14th Gwangju Biennale.
Her writing has been featured by NERO Editions, and in 2024 she published her first book QuestionGen(0.00022ml), launched at the ICA in Milan. She has participated in residencies such as the Midwater Residency in collaboration with Studio Forlane (Greece, 2019) and has received multiple recognitions, including finalist placements for the Mario Merz Prize, Darmo Art Prize, and Stromboli Prize (2024), and the CIRCA x DAZED Class of 2022. Across media and platforms, Questionmark builds a practice that engages the body as a poetic and political site—one where transformation is not just possible, but necessary.