Sculptor of monumental, symbolic forms -
Working with balance and inner movement

Hi My name is Anna Egle and I am sculptor based in Riga, Latvia.

I welcome commissions and collaborations for:
– monumental sculptures for public spaces and architecture
– sculptures for collectors and cultural institutions
– sculptural objects and wearable sculpture pieces
– leading sculpture workshops

I create sculptures that range from intimate, jewel-like objects to monumental.
My works explore the relationship between material and spiritual experience, bringing balance, presence, and light into the spaces they inhabit.

I received my MFA in Sculpture from the Art Academy of Latvia in 2017 and have been exhibiting internationally since 2011. My works are held in private collections in the United States, Denmark, Austria, Latvia, and Lithuania.
For more than a decade I have also collaborated on sacred sculpture projects in the United States, contributing to large-scale works (including 6m and 9m tall bronze projects) that shape cultural and spiritual spaces.

Contact
Riga, Latvia 
Email: annaegle.art@gmail.com
Instagram: @_annaegle
Mobile: +37125442599

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Anna Egle
Anna Egle has maintained a notable presence in the art world, marked by significant exhibitions and international art fair participations in the past two years. Most recently, her solo exhibition 'Solar Plexus' opened at the Bulduri Exhibition House in Jūrmala in September 2026. This followed a year of considerable activity in 2025, which saw her works presented at prominent international fairs including ZONAMACO Mexico City, viennacontemporary, and Art Vilnius, broadening her exposure on the global stage.
A significant highlight of 2026 was the duo exhibition 'Power Station' with Ieva Putniņa, which launched Kim? Contemporary Art Centre’s program in January. This collaboration represented Egle’s most ambitious exhibition to date at the institution, developing as a rich conversation between the artists and presenting new large-format paintings and sculptures. The exhibition emphasized a reconnection with natural processes and inner harmony, complemented by a public program featuring a meditation session and a poetry-writing masterclass led by Egle herself.
Her recent exhibition schedule also included 'Points of Freedom' at CUT ART in Riga from May to July 2025, a joint exploration with Julija Silova into the concept of freedom through various artistic languages. Prior to this, Egle presented her solo exhibition 'Trejdeviņi' at MABOCA Gallery Visuma Centrs 2 in August 2024, inviting viewers to explore a world rooted in nature and personal discovery.
Themes
Egle's artistic practice is deeply informed by an ecofeminist perspective, where the creative process is viewed as a spiritual journey leading to a discovery of life's true meaning through elemental roots. Her sculptural structures challenge conventional notions of permanence, frequently adopting a visual softness despite their robust forms. These works, ranging from laconic volumes to technically complex creations, often exceed human scale and evoke the qualities of archaic forms, imbued with universal archetypes from the collective unconscious.
A recurring conceptual framework in her art involves the interplay between form and language. Egle often translates her visual experiences into written poetry, noting and summarizing poetic impressions after completing work cycles. This approach highlights her interest in exploring multidimensional meanings, where the sculptural object becomes a catalyst for broader contemplation and narrative.
Furthermore, Egle’s work frequently references Latvian cultural codes and natural archetypes. She delves into themes of memory, adaptation, and fragility, drawing inspiration from sources such as Latvian Dainas and the concept of "trejdeviņi," a deeply rooted number in folk poetry and mythology. This engagement with cultural heritage allows her to explore the richness of her inner world and the surrounding environment, uncovering previously unnoticed aspects.
Biography
Anna Egle, born in Riga in 1990, developed an early affinity for art, growing up within her parents' art studio. This environment provided a foundation for her experimentation with various materials and techniques from a young age. Her formal education culminated in a master’s degree in sculpture from the Art Academy of Latvia in 2017.
Egle's professional career began to flourish with solo exhibitions in Latvia and participation in group shows across Europe since 2011. For over a decade, she has engaged in sacred sculpture projects in the United States, where her large-scale clay figures, often cast in bronze, have found homes in both private and sacral collections. This dual engagement with both spiritual and contemporary artistic contexts underscores a significant aspect of her early career development.
In her practice, Egle utilizes contemporary sculptural materials to create works that aim to enrich and balance space. Her pieces are characterized by a unique combination of lightness, simplicity, and light-reflecting textures, often accompanied by poetic language to deepen their perception. Beyond traditional sculpture, she integrates performative and musical elements into her exhibitions, extending the sensory enjoyment and conceptual reach of her artistic explorations.
Recent shows
'Solar Plexus' by Anna Egle at Bulduri Exhibition House, Jūrmala (September 2026)
'Power Station', a duo exhibition with Ieva Putniņa at Kim? Contemporary Art Centre, Riga (January 2026)
Participated in viennacontemporary (September 2025)
'Points of Freedom', a group exhibition with Julija Silova at CUT ART, Riga (May-July 2025)
Participated in ZONAMACO Mexico City (2025)
Participated in Art Vilnius (2026, 2025)
'Trejdeviņi' by Anna Egle at MABOCA Gallery Visuma Centrs 2 (August 2024)