Anna Horne
Anna Horne (b. 1986) is a South Australian artist exploring materiality, process and the transience of the physical world through the field of sculpture. Since graduating from the Adelaide Central School of Art (2008) Horne has exhibited frequently in local and interstate galleries including GAG Projects (SA), CACSA (SA), Firstdraft (NSW) and BUS Projects (VIC). Horne has obtained multiple international residency opportunities including Sankriti, India (2013, Helpmann Academy), Gachang, South Korea (2016, Asialink) and Cité internationale des arts, Paris (2018, Art Gallery NSW). Horne has been an award finalist in the Viscopy John Fries Award (2014) and the Churchie Emerging Art prize (2017); and the winner of Tatiara Contemporary Art prize (2017). Horne’s work is currently touring with the Jamfactory’s exhibition CONCRETE: Art, Design and Architecture.
Anna Horne, #1 Purple Haze, 2022, Concrete, steel frame, rope, 94 x 80 x 21 cm
Anna Horne, #2 The Fog, 2022, Steel frame, aluminium cast, 120 x 67 x 20 cm
Anna Horne, #3 Walking with Ouroboros, 2022, Concrete, 140 x 18.5 x 18.5 cm
Anna Horne, #4 Stairs to Nowhere, 2022, Concrete, acrylic sheet, 80 x 120 x 30 cm
Anna Horne, Installation view. Photo: Sam Roberts
