About Anne-Laure Carruth
Artist, mother, activist, designer
Coucou, I’m Anne-Laure and I call myself a creative explorer. I work across the disciplines of art, architecture and design. Most recently my journeys have taken me to North Africa and the Near East, Iran, Mexico and Greenland in search of different cultures to learn from and wild landscapes to paint.
My work is based in nature and plants with remote landscapes being my biggest inspiration. By depicting them I explore my place on earth, my connection with the living world. My work focuses on the importance of biophilia and re-wilding ourselves in order to shift to a more rooted and embodied existence on this planet.
Currently delving into the world of unlearning and relearning around decolonisation and the impact of capitalism on the state of the planet today, I stand in full solidarity with all the indigenous peoples currently being oppressed across the globe, notably Palestine. Aware that I am at the start of this life long endeavour I am finding joy and community in becoming part of the movement towards collective liberation. Get in touch if you want to find out more!
My ambition is to inspire others to find their own creative voice and adventurous spirit through my talks, workshops and art work. By rewilding ourselves we will return to our roots and find our humanity.