Anna Tun creates beautiful figurative sculptures in clay for casting in bronze. Her work has its basis in portrait study and amounts to a commentary on the movement and emotion of the subject. She is particularly interested in capturing the beauty and complexity of the human form in 3 dimensions. A sculpture is a 3D depiction of a 4D entity. Specifically, the 4th dimension of time is encapsulated into the sculpture by the artist's ongoing awareness of the physical and emotional presence of the subject.

Anna's subject matter is a mixture of imaginary characters, models and her children.

Anna's work has been inspired by past masters such as Auguste Rodin and Frederic Remington, and current masters such as Victor Issa. In fact Anna was so taken with Victor's work that she has collected a couple of Issa life size bronzes, and has frequently visited the renowned sculptor in Colorado to study under him.

Although she has a science degree from London University, Anna is an artist at heart. She is married with 6 children and lives in Cambridge, UK.