I’m an artist and designer living in Memphis, TN.

I paint landscapes of places I love, places that hold memories for other people, and places that deserve our attention.

My latest work focuses on our National Parks. Budget cuts, regulation rollbacks, and the firings of park rangers have left these beautiful spaces vulnerable.

The nature of this country is one of the most sacred gifts of this place, and I think it should be one we can all rally around. It can be hard to find points of agreement in this moment, but hopefully we can create unlikely collectives to advocate for the America we want to be.

Each new painting is an invitation to explore our public lands and to advocate for their protection.

“Nature is painting for us, day after day, pictures of infinite beauty if only we have the eyes to see them.”

• John Ruskin

Anna is a graduate of Memphis College of Art.

Her work has been included in the Mid-South Scholastic Art Awards hosted by the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, Memphis’s South Main Historic Arts District Trolley Night, The Germantown Festival, The Cooper Young Festival, and in the permanent collection of Chateau d’ Orquevaux in France.

Her panting, “Mountains Majesty” will hang in the Becoming America exhibition by Women Building Peace in Washington D.C. on September 30, 2026.