Anna Rotty is an artist and educator based in Albuquerque, NM, where she teaches photography at the University of New Mexico. Interested in the infrastructure of our built and natural world, Anna uses photography as a tool to interact with her environment and practice new ways of seeing. She has recently exhibited at the University of New Mexico Art Museum, Princeton University, Strata Gallery Santa Fe, and Chung 24 Gallery in San Francisco. Anna’s work has been published by Southwest Contemporary and Lenscratch. This year, she received an honorable mention through the Silver Eye Center for Photography’s Fellowship 24. Her work is in collections such as The Museum of Fine Arts Houston and the SFMOMA Special Collection. Anna’s practice includes working with Collective Constructs, a group of artists and art historians reflecting on how we might contextualize what is unseen through sound, stories, and creative engagement. In her studio and classroom Anna encourages play and experimentation so that learning and growth can launch from the unexpected.