Born in Northern Ireland, Anne Corry demonstrated a unique artistic talent from a young age. At 16 years old she won the NI Peace Prize for Art, sending her work across Europe and America. Although first and foremost a painter, Corry has developed her vision through alternative media. Her work contains formal complexity and emotional intensity. It liberates and celebrates both natural and human forms caught at the dynamic boundary between figurative and abstract. Her personal vision is strikingly conceptual, yet regal, leaving the viewer to indulge in a new reality. Tension and softness mark the artist’s sensual aesthetic. Her work is found in private and public collections, notably Queen's University Belfast, The Royal Ulster Academy of Arts and The Ulster Museum. Born in Northern Ireland, Anne Corry demonstrated a unique artistic talent from a young age. At 16 years old she won the NI Peace Prize for Art, sending her work across Europe and America. Although first and foremost a painter, Corry has developed her vision through alternative media. Her work contains formal complexity and emotional intensity. It liberates and celebrates both natural and human forms caught at the dynamic boundary between figurative and abstract. Her personal vision is strikingly conceptual, yet regal, leaving the viewer to indulge in a new reality. Tension and softness mark the artist’s sensual aesthetic. Her work is found in private and public collections, notably Queen's University Belfast, The Royal Ulster Academy of Arts and The Ulster Museum.
