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"Elegy" began as a response to the death of my mother, Carol England, then expanded to an elegy for all beings. Impermanence is our foundation. It allows the unfolding of life, enabling us to grow and change, to love and hate, to learn and forget. It is a source of sorrow and also holds the possibility of deep tranquility and peace. When honestly confronted, impermanence wakes us from our forgetful slumber to the profound beauty and mystery of life. It is this mysterious beauty that lies between joy and sorrow that is the subject of "Elegy". This work was part of a two person exhibition, "Ana England and Steven Finke: Imminence" at the Weston Gallery, Aronoff Center for the Arts in 2013.

felted wool installation
felted wool, bronze
7 elements, each 60" x 20" x 8"
2012
RED LINE
felted and spun wool
50" x 39" x 2"
2013
felted wool sculpture by Ana England
spun and felted wool and bronze
50"x38"x2"
2013
felted wool sculpture by Ana England
felted and spun wool and bronze
2013
Felted wall sculpture
felted and spun wool, bronze
9.5" x 84.5" x 1.5"
2013
hand felted wool figurative sculpture by Ana England  wall installation
2012
Condition
ceramic, wool, plywood, epoxy, graphite
12"x144"x64"
2013
As Above, So Below
dye infused aluminum, stone
33"x16"x3"
2013
figurative ceramic sculpture by Ana England acupuncture grief and healing
ceramic, polystyrene, acrylic cement, bronze
78"x44"x44"
2013
video projection steam figurative by Ana England
video projection
2013
bier with shroud human hair felt by Ana England and Steven Finke grief sculpture
stainless steel, bronze, the hair of 4 sisters
156"x80"x54"
2013