Anna Bryant is a printmaker + muralist based in Asheville, NC.
Through mono screen printing techniques, I build imagined interiors that explore the stillness and dissonance of spaces caught between memory and invention. Beneath their quiet beauty, these rooms hold a deeper emotional charge—spaces meant to be felt as much as seen.
Echo of a Room that was Never Real is a series of prints that reflects on the layered history a room can hold—the lives that have passed through, the traces they leave behind, and the weight of what remains. These rooms exist in the in-between: emptied, quiet, and suspended in the time after destruction and before what comes next.
Product Reviews
“I was delighted to discover Anna's work through her involvement in Asheville's recovery and was happy to contribute. I am very pleased with the look and quality of the print I purchased. It is cheerful, uplifting, and a joy to behold!”
— Maria Barreto
“I purchased the Faces print from Anna Bryant’s shop and couldn’t be more pleased with it. The print arrived quickly and well packaged.
I can’t wait to display this beautiful piece in my home.”
— Ella McCoy
“Anna went above and beyond to make sure I got the print in time for the holidays this year. The print itself is even more beautiful and sharp in person and is done on a lovely, delicate washi paper. 10/10 recommend.”
— Riley Wetzel
Current Exhibitions
Center for Craft, WNC Craft Futures: From Here, April 11-Aug 30, Asheville, NC (group exhibition)
Print House, Echo of a Room that was Never Real, May 17-Dec 30, Asheville, NC (solo exhibition)
Houston Center for Craft, June 15-Sept 15, Houston, TX
