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Anna Tougai

Anna juggles a career in Finance and strategy consulting with a passion for art. While these fields may seem miles apart, they are not that different, as they are both fuelled by curiosity and a drive for exploration. "Both in art and at work, I dedicate time to developing new ideas, testing fresh approaches, and adapting to whatever comes my way. Again, in both it is all about the ability to make step back and check whether what you are doing aligns with your vision and goal, embracing the surprises along the journey".

Anna has graduated from Serov Art School, Moscow, and apart from a degree in international economics, she has a Diploma in Art Management, which is an area of passion and blends her love for art with business studies. She was recognised by the ArtWeek fair in 2021 and 2022, as well as exhibited in Brussels, Moscow and London with her artworks in watercolours, oil and acrylic.

Creating in impressionist, illustrative-style images brought by imagination, the artist wishes to empower her desire to trigger positive thinking and reconsideration of the world around us, of the subconscious depth and importance of each and every one, allowing the audience to make their own valuable, thoughtful judgement and hoping that this will make the world a slightly better place

"Art is an alternative way to connect with others and with self, challenging the default, appreciating that there is no right or wrong but being sincere in what actually "clicks" and resonates, creating a chain reaction".

still life with a twist

Inspired by the beauty and the subtle symbolism of the insignificant, odd, irrational and imperfect. The everyday traces and patterns, senseless moments of stillness in serenity or idle panic. We too become static, speechless objects, allowing consciousness to travel, while the surroundings are telling a story

good sign

good sign

1500 gbp 110x90 acrylic, spray paint canvas

the right door

the right door

1500 gbp 110x90 acrylic, spray paint canvas

diptych - anticipation

diptych - anticipation

2000 gbp 2 canvases 110x90 acrylic, spray paint

inplicit desire

inplicit desire

700 gbp 60x80 acrylic paint canvas

will you stay for tea? series

will you stay for tea? series

900 gbp 50x70 oil on canvas

memories in stains

memories in stains

900 gbp 90x70 acrilic paint, gold on canvas

setting sun

setting sun

700 gbp 60x80 acrylic paint canvas

country Falk

country Falk

900 gbp 70x80 oil on canvas

memories in stains

memories in stains

900 gbp 70x80 oil on canvas framed

solitude

solitude

900 gbp 70x70 oil on canvas

will you stay for coffee?

will you stay for coffee?

400 gbp 50x30 watercolours framed

will you stay for tea? series

will you stay for tea? series

400 gbp 50x30 watercolours framed

will you stay for tea? series

will you stay for tea? series

400 gbp 50x30 watercolours framed

pastels

Hands dirty but entirely captured by the roughness and vulnerability of the soft or oily chalks

tulips

tulips

300 GBP 50x60 pastels on cardboard

tulips

tulips

300 GBP 50x60 pastels on cardboard

bird view

bird view

700 GBP 80x60 Pastels on cardboard

blues

blues

300 GBP 50x60 Pastels on cardboard

sunset cityscape

sunset cityscape

700 GBP 80x60 Pastels on cardboard

Kensington Gardens

Kensington Gardens

700 GBP 80x60 Pastels on cardboard

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bodytalk

More than words

woman seated (aqua)

woman seated (aqua)

700 GBP 70x60 oil, spray paint on canvas

woman seated (blue)

woman seated (blue)

700 GBP 70x60 oil, spray paint canvas

woman seated (red)

woman seated (red)

700 GBP 70x60 oil, spray paint canvas

dreaming

dreaming

1000 gbp 110x85 acrylic, spray paint, markers canvas

it's alright

it's alright

1000 gbp 110x85 acrylic, spray paint, markers canvas

Julia

Julia

450 gbp 50x60 chalks and pencils cardboard framed

Marble1

Marble1

700 gbp 70x60 chalks and pencils cardboard framed

Marble2

Marble2

700 gbp 70x60 chalks and pencils cardboard framed

I miss you

I miss you

300 gbp 50x40 acrylic on canvas

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