Ellie Anderson

Ellie Anderson is a multidisciplinary artist whose evocative work navigates the intersections of memory, identity, and place. Born in Asheville, North Carolina, Anderson developed an early fascination with both the enduring and fleeting aspects of landscape, a theme that persists throughout her drawings, paintings, and installations. After completing a BFA at the Rhode Island School of Design in 2013, she established her practice in Brooklyn, New York, where she has exhibited in numerous group and solo shows.

Anderson’s work often combines natural pigments, found objects, and experimental mark-making, reflecting her commitment to both traditional craft and contemporary experimentation. Her art has been featured in literary journals, public art commissions, and private collections across the United States. Dedicated to community engagement, Anderson regularly collaborates with local organizations to facilitate workshops and interactive projects that explore art’s power to build connection.

Her ongoing exploration of surface and memory continues to gain recognition for its sensitivity and thoughtful interrogation of the world around her.