Anna Blom (b. Falun, Sweden) lives and works in London. Her painting and installation-based practice is a diaristic response to her own environment and a philosophical research in co-existence. It deconstructs the fragile details, the physical and psychological components, of the everyday landscape resulting in observational portraitures. Using collected objects, matter, white noise and writing, poured into unstretched canvas on site of investigation to enhance time and place of production.

Blom holds an MA in Painting (Arts and Humanities) from the Royal College of Art London (2022) and a BA Hons in Painting from UAL Wimbledon (2020). Her work has been featured in exhibitions in Europe by galleries and curatorial projects including: Saatchi Gallery, Vortic, Liminal Gallery, Apsara Studio, TERRA, OHSH Projects, Canopy Collections, Gertrude, 24 Cork Street Gallery, Copeland Gallery, Flowers Gallery, among others. 

Her work is held in private collections in United Kingdom, France, Sweden, United States of America, Central America.