be seen on her Vimeo account. or her [Instagram] account. Photography and other visual artwork During her whole career Voog painted, did artistic photography and artwork often based on photography or pictures from anacam. Parts of this work can be seen on her website. Art installations by Voog have been hosted by the New York City Museum of Modern Art, and in the Walker Art Center and the Weisman Art Museum. She also sells her visual artwork. Writing Voog published and still publishes poetry, stream-of-consciousness work, along with other writings. She is an avid writer of "anagrams, collections of text, links, art, music, the extraordinary and the mundane., a kind of blog that often takes the possibilities of the form to the limit. Personal life On 30 July 2007, she had her first child, which was conceived and birthed on cam. In 2020 she became a hypnotist and is now (2021) an astrologer. She states that in Human Design her profile is 2/45, the hermit heretic. She there is also quad right RAX Cross of Laws. In the Myers Briggs test she is an INFJ. Her birth information is April 18, 1966 11:56 am, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Voog, despite her fame among some users of the internet, discusses in her work that she is an introvert who had to overcome adversity all her life (she talks about that in her anagrams and analogs). Awards In 1999 Voog received 2 Minnesota Music Awards for Best Electronic Music and Best Electronic Recording (anavoog.com). In 2000 she received 2 [South by Southwest] awards for Best Webcam and the Peoples Choice Award. Discography Recordings by The Blue Up? "We are the Garden" b/w "It's My Life" (first single, 1986: vinyl) Now (EP 1987: vinyl; German version, 1988) "Everything Is" (on Kaleidoscope – Exploding Underground Compilation, 1988: vinyl) "Were You a Friend?" (on Let's Talk About Boys – German compilation 1988: vinyl) Introducing Sorrow (1989; was to be released by Midnight Music London, but they went bankrupt. Was then released in mp3 format in ana2.com, May 1999) Cake and Eat It (1992: CD and cassette) "Pink Turns to Blue" (on Du Huskers – Hüsker Dü tribute album, 1993: vinyl, CD, and cassette) "Breathe You Out" (1995: CD single) "Breathe You Out" (on Soundbites – compilation, 1995: cassette) Spool Forka Dish (1995: promo cassette) Spool Forka Dish (1995), mixed by Grammy award winner Michael Brauer "Frovarp"