Anna Flowers is a ceramic artist whose work explores the intersection of trauma, spirituality, and creation. In her early twenties, she left a restrictive religious community, an experience that deeply shaped her artistic voice. Clay became a way to reclaim space, transform pain, and build her own forms of ritual and reverence.

Her hand-built altars and vessels carry both fragility and resilience—quiet objects that hold memory, reflection, and the enduring spirit of survival. Through her practice, Anna continues to explore how making can be both an act of resistance and a path toward healing.