Anna Barham

Anna Barham (b.1974) is an artist working across text, live events, video, and installation. She lives and works in London.

Anna's work considers the transformation of sense as language is translated between different material forms, technologies, and bodies. She questions how authorship is distributed and what subjectivities are formed through these processes.

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Wrapping and unravelling, Anna Barham is drawn to using local and vernacular materials—not specialist or “separate” materials but things common to everyday experience, bought from a builders’ merchant, on a market stall, or found on the street. Her practice exchanges time with objects and materials, sometimes through repetitive and labour-intensive ways of making. Time is somehow contained in the work, recalling handcrafts such as lace-making, where stories, memories, daydreams, and mundane thoughts are embedded within the intricate pieces created.