Luzie Meyer (*1990, Tübingen) is an interdisciplinary artist, writer, and translator. She studied philosophy at the Goethe-University and Free Fine Arts at the HfBK Städelschule in Frankfurt, in the classes of Judith Hopf and Mark von Schlegell. She includes her poetic writings in exhibitions as videos, sound pieces, performances or installations, thus challenging calcified medial, institutional, grammatical, and interpersonal forms. By suffusing established systems of meaning with aesthetic breaks, semantic entanglements, and alienating effects, Meyer opens up new possibilities of expression and signification. Through musicality, absurdity and intertwinement of various genres, she designs countermodels to patriarchal grammars.