Anna Dunnill is a Melbourne-based artist whose creative practice is based on text and drawing, expanding into embroidery, ceramics and stick-and-poke tattoo.

Her recent work has explored the idea of the skin as a questionable and permeable boundary of the self, which allows the self to expand and contract irregardless of the physical boundary of skin.

During her residency at the ATW, Anna developed a body of work that explored religion and ritual in relation to the body. She built on her previous work in tattoos and textiles, and her project developed into a series of drawings, textiles, writing and performance pieces that explored religious ceremony and ritual, in relation to the body.