Rote Zora

Rote Zora is a conceptual and multidisciplinary artist whose practice blends street art, feminist activism, and critical social commentary. Emerging from the vibrant countercultural scenes of Germany, Rote Zora’s work draws inspiration from the radical feminist movement of the 1970s, particularly the eponymous activist group, to interrogate themes of power, gender, and resistance. Utilizing a variety of media—including installations, performance, interventions in public space, and mixed media works—the artist confronts systems of oppression and amplifies marginalized voices.

Rote Zora's distinctive visual language often incorporates bold imagery, text-based elements, and subversive symbolism, creating immersive narratives that provoke reflection and invite participation. Over the past decade, the artist has exhibited in independent galleries, international biennales, and urban landscapes across Europe, with projects frequently centered on issues such as body autonomy, migration, and the politics of visibility. Committed to collaborative processes, Rote Zora regularly initiates workshops and community-oriented projects, fostering dialogue and collective empowerment both within and beyond the art world.