Anna works at the intersection of sculpture, textiles, and photography, exploring themes of vulnerability, memory, and the body through the tension between materials. Her practice moves between the personal, the public, and the political, addressing trauma and the wounded body as symbols of resistance to pain.
Recently, she has become interested in the relationship between the body and the hostile environments of construction and gentrification in big cities. In this context, she questions how to inhabit the body in transitory spaces, and how everyday life exerts both traumatic and resilient impacts on the bodies.
Anna works at the intersection of sculpture, textiles, and photography, exploring themes of vulnerability, memory, and the body through the tension between materials. Her practice moves between the personal, the public, and the political, addressing trauma and the wounded body as symbols of resistance to pain.
Recently, she has become interested in the relationship between the body and the hostile environments of construction and gentrification in big cities. In this context, she questions how to inhabit the body in transitory spaces, and how everyday life exerts both traumatic and resilient impacts on the bodies.