With a strong focus on cultural traditions, her work explores how community-based knowledge - often transmitted through gestures, crafts, and oral histories - can be reactivated as tools for connection, resistance, and the creation of more equitable social narratives.
She works closely with communities, particularly women and children, to co-create artistic processes that honour both collective memory and the lived realities of diasporic and postcolonial identities.
Her participatory projects emerge from shared work, dialogue, and the exploration of materials charged with cultural and historical meaning. Anna brings an artistic approach that bridges cultural heritage, community engagement, and socially driven storytelling.