The flow of time Installation

A highly collected British artist known for metal text sculptures, public sculptures, and burned paper drawings.Anthony was awarded a solo showcase and invited to be the artist-in-residence at the UK Pavilion at the Dubai World Expo in 2021, and was commissioned to make sculptures for Steven Spielberg’s USC Shoah Foundation featuring the story of a Holocaust survivor. She has created public sculptures about border crossings in Ireland, and a sculpture in Colorado to illuminate Elie Wiesel’s words on the importance of speaking out against discrimination. She has an innate ability to transform words into messages of profundity, her work is a journal of a thousand souls. She collects human testimonies, empowering and transforming them into contemporary art. From the playful to the heart-wrenching, each artwork is shaped by the narrative it contains. As recently featured in the New York Times, her work with NGOs, art institutions and research bodies has led to art which gives voice to important and often unspoken stories. In recent years she had a solo exhibition at Singapore Art Museum, exhibited at the Kuala Lumpur Biennale, and created public sculptures in the USA, Ireland, England and Singapore. Featured in influential public and private collections around the world, she has been shortlisted for the Sovereign Asian Art Prize, received the ‘New Voices of Ireland’ award, has this year had three works acquired by The Ingram Collection of British Art, and will feature on Smartify to represent 50 new female artists in UK collections. After graduating from University of the Arts London and Loughborough University in the early 2000s Anthony has had studios in Dublin and Singapore, she now lives and work in the UK and is also a trustee for the Royal Society of Sculptors.