As we progress through the work we delve into a more futuristic interpretation of the world we live in and planets beyond.
Bio
Annie Trevorah completed her MA in Sculpture at the Royal College of Art. With a diverse background and entrepreneurial spirit she has also enjoyed high level careers in music, sport, publishing and business. Taking a panoptic and cinematic approach, Trevorah’s work includes sculpture, textiles, photography, print, video and sound.
Her practice is grounded with concerns around society, justice and political comment as well as the socio-dynamic interplay between humans and nature. With strong references to the body, she explores connections between various manifestations of freedom and containment, control, tension and incongruity, often depicting fluidity within structures.
Trevorah has exhibited internationally with recent shows at Centro Culturale di Milano, Las Laguna Gallery, USA and 67 York Street, London. She is a finalist in the up-coming Chiaya awards show, has been Longlisted for Aesthetica Art Prize and was commissioned by Wandsworth Council to produce a public sculpture in Battersea Park, replacing Barbara Hepworth’s Single Form whilst on loan. She was also awarded the Chianciano Biennale 2022 Prize for Photography and Digital Art and is a recipient of ICAC Art Critics Award.
Current/Upcoming Shows – 2023
Chiaya awards show, London - April
Aesthetica Art Prize show (longlist) - March
Semana de Arte CDMX, Mexico - March
Hangar, London, 2030 Collective - March
Solo show, London: Symbiosis - Feb
Royal Cambrian Arts Academy Exhibition, Wales - Jan
Malamegi LAB MILAN’22 prize winning exhibition - Jan
Recent Shows – 2022
Cista Art, London: Memory & Identity
RCA, London: 2030 exhibition
RCA, 3rd floor Gallery, London: Open Call exhibition
Las Laguna Art Gallery, USA: Political Storm
PRPG, Mexico: Ephemeral | Life, Death, Art
67 York Street, London: Stack
Boomer Gallery, London: Vogue 4th
Chianciano Biennale, Italy
Public Sculpture in Battersea Park. Memorial for a Memorial was commissioned by Wandsworth Council to replace Barbara Hepworth’s Single Form whilst on loan
Heatherley Art Gallery, London: ‘Account-ability’ Installation
Awards 2021-22
Chianciano Biennale 2022 Prize winner for photography and digital art
ICAC Art Critics Award
Society of Women Artists
Refresh Art Award
Named by Air Gallery as one of their top 100 artists
Workshops/Lectures/Teaching 2021-23
Organised and held a Materials 2030 workshop alongside Studio Swine and Fernando Laposse.
Presenter for The Urgency of the Arts Assembly
Visiting tutor UCA
STATEMENT
Annie Trevorah’s multi-disciplinary practice takes a panoptic and cinematic approach; is highly narrative and often installation based embracing sculpture, textiles, print, photography, video and sound.
Trevorah’s particular area of interest is human, non-human interconnectivity. Delving into an imagined world where nature takes center stage she challengies the prevailing human-centered narrative of the Anthropocene and explores themes of bio-morphism, ecofeminism and ecological harmony.
Drawing inspiration from Donna Haraway's "A Cyborg Manifesto," Trevorah's sculptures blur the boundaries between human and non-human, organic and synthetic. They embody a vision of resistance and transformation, questioning established notions of power and agency in the natural world.
Trevorah's commitment to sustainability is evident in her choice of materials, such as found seed pods, ostrich quills and wasp hive casings. Her sculptures exist in a dichotomy, blending natural and synthetic elements to provoke reaction and reflection, inviting viewers to embrace hybridity and connection and urging them to forge new alliances with the natural world.
BIO
Completing her MA in Sculpture at the RCA in 2023, Annie Trevorah has been selected for prestigious exhibitions both nationally and internationally. She had her first London solo show Symbiosis in February 2023, followed by Triffids, celebrating Chelsea Physic Garden's 350th anniversary in October and most recently Nature is a Cyborg at ALICE BLACK Gallery in May 2024.
Trevorah has been selected to exhibit with Arte Laguna alongside the Venice Biennale 2024 and is a finalist for the VAA Artist of the Year 2024 award. Other international shows include Centro Culturale di Milano, Las Laguna Gallery, USA, FOLD and 67 York Street, London and Chianciano Biennale 2022 where she was awarded a Prize for Photography and Digital Art. This year also sees inclusion in Artsted's 99 Blue Chip Artists.
Trevorah's public work has been exhibited at Holland Park, Fulham Palace for which she received an Arts Council England Award and In Battersea Park.
CV – ANNIE TREVORAH, MULTI-DISCIPLINARY ARTIST
www.annietrevorah.com @annietrevorahsculptor, 07703 459494, annie@annietrevorah.com
Shows 2024 -
Arte Laguna Prize, Arsenale Nord, Venice - Nov-Dec 2024
Warbling Collective, London; At Last It Came Into Focus - Aug 2024
Unit 1 Gallery, London 50/50 - June-July 2024
KCAW Art Trail, Holland Park, June-Oct 2024
Public Sculpture, Fulham Palace; Ananas, Arts Council funded - May-June 2024
Solo show, Alice Black, London; Art is a Cyborg - June 2024
Hypha, London; Unveiling Abstractions - Feb 2024
The Bureau of Queer Art, Mexico - Feb 2024
Shows 2021–2023
Bargehouse, Oxo Tower Wharf - Dec 2023
Barbican Arts Group Trust - Nov 2023
Solo Show, Pump House, London; Triffids in collaboration with Chelsea Physic Garden - Oct 2023
Truman Brewery, London - Winners of the VAO23, Other Art Fair - Oct 2023
Fold, London; Proximity - July 2023
Spitalfields Studios, London; New Wave - July 2023
Hypha, London; Corpus - June 2023
Hangar, London; 2030 Collective; Brink - May 2023
The London Lighthouse Summer Show - May 2023
Chaiya Awards Show, London; Awe and Wonder - April 2023
Standpoint Gallery, London; Hung, Drawn & Quartered - March 2023
Gallery Nat, London; Rush to the Wilderness - March 2023 - Gold Award
Aesthetica Art Prize Exhibition - March 2023
Semana de Arte CDMX, Mexico - March 2023
Solo show, London; Symbiosis - Feb 2023
Royal Cambrian Arts Academy Exhibition, Wales - Jan 2023
Malamegi LAB MILAN’22 Prize Exhibition - Jan 2023
Cista Art, London; Memory & Identity - Dec 2022
Hangar Gallery, RCA, London; 2030 exhibition - Dec 2022
Las Laguna Art Gallery, USA; Political Storm - Nov - 2022
PRPG, Mexico; Ephemeral | Life, Death, Art - Oct 2022
67 York Street, London; Stack - Sep 2022
Chianciano Biennale, Italy - Aug 2022 - Prize Winner for Photography and Digital Art
Public Sculpture, Battersea Pk, commissioned by Wandsworth Council to replace Hepworth’s Single Form, temporarily - August 2022
Society of Women Artists - 2021
Awards 2021-
Arts Council England - 2024
CuratorSpace Bursary - 2023
ICAC Art Critics Award - 2022
Refresh Art Award - 2021
Presenting/Teaching 2021-
Visiting tutor UCA - 2023
Presenter for The Urgency of the Arts Assembly - 2023
Presenter Materials 2030 workshop Studio Swine and Fernando Laposse - 2021
Publications 2021 -
99 Future Blue Chip Artists Artsted - 2024
The Bureau of Queer Art- 2024
Insights of an Eco-Artist - 2023
Anthology Magazine - 2023
Flux Review - 2022
Haus-a-Rest - 2021
Studies/Art
2021-2023 Royal College of Art Sculpture MA
2021 Royal College of Art Contemporary Art Practice
2020 Heatherley Fine Art College Post Graduate Diploma
1999 Heatherley Fine Art College part time Sculpture
Work History
2016 - 2019 Garden Design: Residential/commercial
2013 - 2016 Brand Revision: Working as a consultant
2010 – 2013 The Prior Group: CEO, experiential agency founded with James Caan
2008 - 2010 St James’s House: Editorial and Creative Director
2006 - 2008 Houndog Ltd: PR for Pallant House Gallery; Publishing/various clients
2004 - 2006 South Coast Magazine & The Blue Guide: Editor-in-Chief and Publisher
2002 - 2004 Freelance PR and Copy-writing
1991 - 2002 Annies Nannies: Founder and MD of Recruitment Consultancy
1987 - 1991 The Counsel Group: PR Account Manager
1981 - 1987 Flautist: London Symphony Orchestra. Solo debut South Bank (1984)
Additional Studies/ Other Achievements
Silver medallist World Indoor Rowing Championships, Gold medal for Ireland - 2003
U.S.A. sponsored to study with eminent flautist Geoffrey Gilbert (1 year)
Royal Academy of Music (ARAM)
Purcell School of Music (Scholarship)
Downe House School