The figures capture a moment suspended in the eternal present , which frees the viewer from the constraints of linear time

There is no weighted history ,no expectation of the future. This is an invitation into a moment of physical existence which is both fleeting and eternal. The use of wax and bronze expresses the ephemeral as well as the substance of the moment”

Finished Bronze

The beauty of Wax is in the texture, the subtle colouring and the way the light affects the sculptures to give them life.

clay studies for bronze head and shoulders

These three Bronze reliefs were inspired by the ancient Border Ballad of Thomas the Rhymer.

The first relief depicts the Fairy Queen, the Second, the Enchanted Forest and the third the apple of Truth.

The ballad describes Thomas encountering the Queen of Elfland who lures him into the mysterious green woods where he remains for seven years. On his emergence from the woods the queen offers him an apple which gives him the gift of truth.

These three bronzes in turn inspired the creation of a musical play written by John Sampson, Julia Munrow and Pete Bayne and were featured in the performance at the Scottish Story Telling centre and at the Edinburgh festival in August 2024.

New works on paper

Anna Caro is a graduate of Edinburgh College of Art and lives and works in Edinburgh.

She has always been interested in portraying the human form -initially in two dimensions principally in watercolour and in egg tempera . In recent years in three dimensions in wax and bronze. Wax having some of the qualities of watercolour in its ephemerality and translucence.

Exhibitions

Hanover Fine Arts Gallery

The Scottish Storytelling Centre

Travelling Exhibition

‘A Scots Helicon’

An Exhibition of Nine Women Writers

exhibited in The Scottish Writers Museum

The opening of the Womens Library Glasgow,

Gracefields Arts Centre Dumfries

The Eden Court Centre Inverness

Wasps Patriothall Edinburgh

Peter Potter Gallery

The Malborough Gallery London

Centre di Arte i Natura Ferrara Catalonia

Wiscasset Bay Gallery Maine USA

The Royal Scottish society of Watercolour painters

The Scottish Society of Artists

The Royal Scottish society of Artists

Women in Art Fair London (2025)

Fidra Fine Art (2025/26)

Residencies

Hospitalfield House Arbroath

Centre di Arte i Natura Ferrara Catalonia

Member of the Scottish Society of Artists

Portrait of Val McDermid purchased by Kirkcaldy Art Gallery and Museum

Works in private collections