Raised on the Estates next to the M1, now living in the smallest county in the UK (Rutland), I am a self-taught artist with a background in dance/choreography and a First Class Degree in Arts and Festivals Management.

My practice involves messy rituals of making that allow me to soothe, stim and (attempt to) make sense of a world that has never felt for me as a traumatised - working class - queer - disabled - neurodivergent menace.

What I create calls on personal and communal experiences of grief, loss, neglect and misfitting. Welcoming a devotion to play, rest, care, art and divination to face the tender and the sore, so that we can breathe with it for a moment and make an offering.

For me, those offerings are pieces of art that I need to share, and must continue to do. Ritual & divination is the method for me to survive and understand the unseen/unspoken parts of the human experience. 

Before identifying as an artist, I worked as an event manager and creative practitioner, holding spaces for reflection, intuition, and belonging. Those early years - spent guiding others through creative and spiritual practice - built the foundation of how I now approach art:
as a form of care.

My community work continues through Time With Anna - an ongoing practice of tarot, tattooing, and illustration. Anna Roberts-Finn extends that conversation outward - gathering everything that sits between image, body, and spirit.