Ana Fitheo (b. 1992) is a multidisciplinary artist whose work responds to the environments she inhabits. Her practice spans soundscapes, drawings, photography, video, and the collection of everyday ephemera—such as receipts—as a means of documenting time and place.
Minimal line drawings, often created in idle moments, explore the concept of documentation through the act of reduction. They aim to distill the visual essence of a space, isolating the features that shape our perception while abstracting everything else. In doing so, she investigates which elements are fundamental to our understanding of an environment and how effectively they can be translated through visual language.
Her most recent work engages with found photographs, which she thoughtfully recontextualises to construct new visual narratives—often reimagining the identities and lives of the subjects within them.
Themes of documentation, dream logic, psychogeography, and perception recur throughout her work, often conveyed with a sense of playful candidness, melancholia, or quiet objectivity. Whether engaging with personal narratives or those of others, Ana’s work invites viewers to consider how we internalise and represent the spaces around us. Ana currently lives and works in London.
