Latest series

Small works on board

"Ultimately, my work is an ongoing exploration of self: defiant, playful, and open to change. I seek to create paintings that invite viewers into imagined spaces, triggering their own creative responses and encouraging a slower, more embodied engagement with my work." The Artist.

the hard edge series

Anna Liber Lewis’s painting practice is fundamentally built on interaction between form and gesture. She describes her paintings as being organised around a self-reinforcing visual system, where formal parameters—shape, colour, line—both constrain and generate the work. In the case of her more hard-edge abstraction pieces, this system is sharpened: shapes are allowed to meet or resist one another in ways that test edges, boundaries, tensions. Colour isn’t just filling form; it becomes a force in its own right, creating vibration between shapes.

Phoenix ex cinere

Phoenix ex cinere is an exciting new body of work from Camden-based artist Anna Liber Lewis. Anna has developed a series that pushes boundaries and explores new ways of self-expression."I was determined to explore new ways of expressing myself, giving myself the extra time and space to do this made a huge difference." The series elicits a profound emotional response from its audience. Viewers might experience a range of emotions, from exhilaration to introspection. The boldness of Anna's paintings can evoke a sense of empowerment and liberation, mirroring the themes of freedom and self-expression that permeate her work.