Having worked for years amongst plants, Anne created an exceptional garden out of bare fields. The inspiration for her large scale sculptures comes from the natural world, where she embarked on a new artistic journey in her beloved garden, working from a giant aircraft hangar. Her close observation of both nature’s patterns and the mathematics behind the seasons is reflected in her work; the curves, spirals of growth and unfolding of leaves and flowers.

She has exhibited at Newby Hall in Yorkshire, Levens Hall in Cumbria, Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, Painswick Rococo Gardens, Burghley House, the Duin and Kruidberg Estate in Santpoort in the Netherlands, Beddington Fine Art in Bargémon in Var, France, Venice Biennale 2017, the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew and is currently part of the permanent collection at the Donghu International Public Art Park in Wuhan, China.