Anna Du Toit 2001

Anna Du Toit (b. 2001, Singapore) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Singapore, working across drawing, painting, and sculpture. Her practice moves between worlds, weaving magical realism with an animist sensibility in which flora, vessels, and living things are understood to carry their own interior life.

Shaped by a Dutch-South-African and Chinese Singaporean heritage, she is often preoccupied with what it means to belong to more than one place at once. Her work sits at the threshold between the familiar and the strange, where the ordinary tilts quietly toward the surreal. Recurring motifs of orchids, birds, and tropical forms serve as anchors for an ongoing inquiry into home, transformation, and cultural entanglement.

Her recent foray into ceramic and sculptural works extend this logic into three dimensions, pushing existing material traditions and experimenting how these forms might coexist, grow over one another, and produce something new in the process.

Anna graduated from The Ruskin School of Art, University of Oxford, and has exhibited at Cuturi Gallery Singapore and in the Temenggong Singapore–South Korea exchange exhibition, among others.