Anne Skinner RSW

Artist’s Statement
Anne Skinner’s work explores the fragmented nature of memory — the traces of images and impressions that linger long after an experience has passed. Half remembered, half forgotten.

Through her practice, Anne seeks to evoke a sense of time and place, drawing inspiration from diverse themes such as the atmospheric beauty of Venice and the ever-changing natural environment of Scotland.

Her ideas develop from careful observation and are expressed through a range of methods, styles, and disciplines. Anne’s aim is to capture the essence of her subject — to convey the mood, light, and emotion of a fleeting moment in time.

About the Artist
Dundee-based artist Anne Skinner RSW is a graduate of Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, where she studied Drawing and Painting under renowned Scottish artists Alberto Morrocco, Jack Knox, and David McClure.

Anne went on to teach in further education as a lecturer in the Fine Art department at Dundee College, delivering a broad range of art and design subjects while continuing to develop her own visual practice.

Throughout her career, Anne has exhibited widely in the UK and internationally. She is a regular exhibitor at major open exhibitions, including the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour (RSW), the Royal Scottish Academy (RSA), Visual Arts Scotland (VAS), and the Royal Glasgow Institute (RGI).