Urban Plant Lady
by Kei’Anna n.s.a.
Sculptor and Fiber Artist
Art and Meditation: therapeutic processes.
Kei’Anna Anderson is an African American published sculptor who examines the biological similarities between the plant and human species. She uses field observations as well as biblical references to understand their physical and spiritual interconnectivity.
As Anderson examines Creation, as documented in the Book of Genesis, and the replenishing life of plants and humans, she shines light on their structural and behavioral symmetry.
Her work is a narrative of the idealistic world between Humans and Plants, as she describes their design and function as being a “utopian bio exchange”.
In The Wake of Grief
textile, wire, ink
2024
Untethered
textiles, metal
2019
Untethered
textiles, metal
2019
Exhibited internationally, Anderson’s work is featured in the Surface Design Journal (Vol.43 n.3) Soft Borders, SDA International Exhibition In Print.
sculptural garments
fiber paper
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lino print
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lino print
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block print
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block print
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block print
Embroidery
“ Exceeding all other benefits that Nature gives us, it models our job as the superior creation, to be vessels that distribute life. Nature also demonstrates a reliance on counterparts, which is vital for any ecosystem to perform properly.
My work fantasizes about Earth in its original design and function.”
- Kei’Anna Anderson