Anna Egle

Anna Egle (b. 1990) is a sculptor from Riga. Egle's ecofeminist-inflected practice is driven by an interest in contemplating the culture of creative activity as a spiritual path — one through which truth and meaning in life are drawn from the roots of being. Her sculptural structures-as-objects challenge conventional notions of sculptural robustness, inhabiting instead a softness of form rendered in either saturated or pastel tones. Laconic volumes alternate with technically complex renderings, and these works — often larger than human scale — invite engagement with the visual qualities of archaic form. The impulses of the universal collective unconscious that surround them extend also into written language, as Egle captures condensing poetic impressions upon the conclusion of each body of work.

Egle earned a master’s degree in sculpture from the Art Academy of Latvia.

Since 2011 Anna Egle has organised solo exhibitions and participated in group exhibitions in Latvia and Europe, including: solo exhibitions at galleries Maboca (2025 and 2024) and Riga's Smallest Gallery (2025), participation in the Maboca festival (2023, 2025), art fairs: ZONAMACO, Mexico City (2025), Vienna Contemporary, Vienna (2025), Art Vilnius, Vilnius (2025), and group exhibitions: Call Me Lola, Mexico City (2025), C"sis Art Festival "Bare Life", C"sis (2025), Cut Art Gallery (2025), Bulduri Art House, Bulduri (2024). My works are held in private collections in the USA, Denmark, Austria, Latvia and Lithuania. For over a decade, Egle has collaborated on sacred sculpture projects in the USA, where her works continue to live in cultural and spiritual spaces.