Anne Schwegmann-Fielding 

t. 07811 314071 | e. anneschweg@gmail.com | w. anneschwegmann-fielding.com | Inst. anneschwegmannfielding 

 

Since the early 1990’s Anne has created public art commissions across East Anglia with a focus on recycled materials, whilst exhibiting nationally and internationally. 

 

Transforming the discarded is at the heart of Anne’s creativity. Meticulously cut shapes from chipped British tableware are combined with broken jewellery and car windscreen glass to create magical sculptures. She works intuitively, guided by the pattern and design of each plate to create colourful, decorative mosaics. The chinking of cups as she works evoking memories of tea drinking, conversations and laughter. 

 

Her interest in British ceramic history sees familiar designs including Willow Pattern and Alfred Meakin placed alongside makers marks, creating contemporary artworks using ancient ceramics. The resonance of using such familiar patterns is reflected by her clients who bring cracked family china to incorporate into commissioned sculptures. 

 

In 2023 she was awarded an Arts Council DYCP grant which has enabled time for development and new collaborations leading to her new relief sculptures. 

 

Mosaics have been commissioned nationally and internationally for public spaces as well as private homes and interiors, including: 

Google, Channel 4 Kirstie's Homemade Home, Colchester Art Centre, (Quirkiest Loo of the year award), EKCO Park, Southend, Bellway Homes, Kent History & Library Centre, The Symington Building, Market Harborough, The Gardens of Easton Lodge, Elizabeth Castle, Meiningen, Arts Reverie, India, Colchester Zoo, Writtle College, European Commission, MADE London, London Garden Show (Gold Medal & Best in show) London Craft Week, Crittall Windows, Colchester & Broomfield Hospitals, BBC2 Fantasy Rooms and Escape to the Country.