Kinga Toth (1983, Hungary) is a writer, intermedia artist and performer. Tóth lives on the road, has been writing in German, Hungarian and English for more than 15 years and presents her texts in installations and performances. She comes from the punk and noise scene and works with musicians and composers, such as Silvia Rosani, with whom she performed the music theatre piece and installation “Electrical Jungle” about domestic violence and communication without words as part of the Hansmann Author Award. She is committed to equal rights and the representation of women in the literary scene in Hungary. Since 2021, she has been working academically and artistically on the life and work of nuns. In 2020, she received the Hugo Ball Prize for her intermedia/international work and the Prix Littéraire Bernard Heidsieck from the Centre Pompidou-Fondazione Bonotto. She is currently a fellow of the he DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Program, her vocal album will be released in autumn and her next book of poetry – an ecofeminist prayer book – will be published by Matthes & Seitz in 2025.