Now in her 85th year, Anne works exclusively in digital, a medium she refined during the pandemic, utilizing programs such as Photoshop, Procreate and Topaz Labs. She often uses one of her previous works as a starting point — be it a pen and ink sketch, pastel drawing or photograph — and with her digital tools, takes the relatively simple forms to new heights. She draws daily and delights in challenging herself and pushing boundaries.

There is considerable variety in Anne’s work — no two images are the same — and yet her sculpting background and signature style remain in evidence throughout. Abstracted motifs and geometric forms often deriving from nature — orbs, birds, butterflies, fish, shells, or waves — are in constant metamorphosis, being and becoming, moving through a process of transformation, a reminder of the constantly of change.

A resident of Rancho Santa Fe, CA, Anne is a member of the San Diego Museum of Art Artists Guild (SDMAAG), the Los Angeles Art Association (LAAA) and the Disegno Group at the J. Paul Getty Museum. Her work is in private collections in Rancho Santa Fe, Palm Springs and Los Angeles.