Working across graphite, watercolour, photography, sound and poetic prose, her practice explores relationships between landscape, memory and perception.

Her artwork considers how places gradually reveal themselves through encounter and return: what first draws the eye, what emerges over time, and what remains obscured or only partially known. Through shifting perspectives, dissolving forms and the interplay of light and shadow, her work explores the boundaries between what we see, remember and imagine.

Informed by a longstanding engagement with contemplative practice and ethnographic research, Anna brings reflection and reflexivity into dialogue with imagination and lived experience. Her artistic research has been supported through funded projects and residencies, allowing her to develop sustained, site-responsive work with people, places and the living world.