Anna’s work responds to the living world - a response to Gaia’s creatures, habitats and formations, often hollow with a sense or sound of what is left behind, or of what is yet to come. Fingerprint scales leave traces of human touch; both positive and negative; grasping yet sometimes nurturing. Sounds echo in internal voids. Small tentacles reach out, seeking, exploring, pleading. Most pieces fit in the human hand, small enough to be held, large enough to be noticed and easy enough to be cast aside.

Anna’s work is held in private collections across the UK and internationally.

Exhibitions

Recent group exhibitions include Summer Exhibition at Aleph Contemporary, Stroud (2024); Fresh Air Sculpture at Quenington (2024); Below Above, at Gallery54, Mayfair (2024); Reciprocity at Spring Cheltenham (2023); Trace (2023) and The Wild Collective (2022) at Omved Gardens, London, with Thrown Contemporary; Creating Spaces (2024, 2023 & 2022) at Miserden Estate; Ebb & Flow (2022) at the Lansdowne Gallery, Stroud; Protection at 44AD, Bath (2022); Gardens Gallery, Cheltenham (2023), and Pegasus, Stroud (2023); The Way We Eat Now, Holborne Museum & Gallery, Bath (2016). Solo exhibitions include Practically (Dys)Functional at The Roper Gallery (2018)

Competitions

Association of Commonwealth Universities delegate gift - July 2017

Other

MA Ceramics, Bath Spa University - Graduated 2018

Member of Cotswold Sculptors Association, 2021 - present