Floral composition, hand sculpted porcelain

Mirror (detail), porcelain, hand-sculpted, 72 cm,
Commissioned by Princessehof Museum, Leeuwarden

Artichoke, hand sculpted porcelain. 50 cm

Wigs series "Vanitas", porcelain, hand-sculpted, 35 cm;
For the exhibition at the Nederlandsche Bank, Amsterdam

Porcelain flowers, hand-sculpted; installation by
Thierry Boutemy, Brussels, Belgium

Porcelain, hand-sculpted, 40-65 cm, for the exhibition in Museum Willem van Haren, The Netherlands

Porcelain, hand-sculpted, 35 cm, private collection, Belgium

Porcelain, hand-sculpted, 65 cm, private collection, Russia

Porcelain, hand-sculpted, 30 см, The Museum of Fine Arts, , Houston, The USA

Porcelain, hand-sculpted, 30-62 cm, private collection, Russia

Porcelain, hand-sculpted, 28 см, The Museum of Fine Arts, , Houston, The USA

Floral composition, hand sculpted porcelain

Porcelain, hand-sculpted, 29 см, The Museum of Fine Arts, , Houston, The USA

Porcelain, hand-sculpted, private collection, Russia

Porcelain, hand-sculpted, 40-55 cm, private collection, Russia

Biënnale Masterly The Hague, floral compositions, hand sculpted porcelain

Porcelain, hand-sculpted, 45 cm, private collection, The Netherlands

Porcelain, hand-sculpted, 28 cm, private collection, The Netherlands

Porcelain, hand-sculpted, 55 cm, private collection, Great Britain

PAN Amsterdam, Gallery Mokum, floral composition (detail), hand sculpted porcelain

Porcelain, hand-sculpted, 45 cm, Gallery Artefice, Russia

Porcelain, hand-sculpted, 45 см, The Museum of Fine Arts, , Houston, The USA

Porcelain, hand-sculpted, 35 cm, private collection, Russia

Wigs series "Vanitas", porcelain, hand-sculpted, 40 cm;
For the exhibition at the Nederlandsche Bank, Amsterdam

Wigs series "Vanitas", porcelain, hand-sculpted, 50 cm;
For the exhibition at the Nederlandsche Bank, Amsterdam

Porcelain, hand-sculpted, 42 cm, private collection, Russia

Iris, hand sculpted porcelain. 43 cm

Floral composition, porcelain, hand sculpted, private collection

Vase, hand sculpted, porcelain

Vases and flowers, hand sculpted porcelain; photo credit Dilyara Ramazanova

Installation with the porcelain tulips. Exhibition "The Dutch House. Dreams of Peter the Great" in the Peterhof State Museum

‘My Past’, floor installation, ceramic memory tiles, glazes, acquired by the Ceramics Museum Princessehof in Leeuwarden

"Still Life"mosaics (detail), 70 m2, in assignment for the Zuidelijke Land- en Tuinbouw Organisatie (ZLTO), The Netherlands

Baptismal font and the wall panels (detail) for the Orthodox parish of St. Nicholas of Myra in Amsterdam

Stained glass door
Comissioned by ArtPartner, Aardwijk

Stained glass window (detail), polyurethane, 60 cm;

Stained glass window, polyurethane, 180x120 cm; Commissioned by ArtPartner, Rijswijk

Stained glass window (detail), polyurethane, 180x120 cm;
Commissioned by ArtPartner, Rijswijk

Hand sculpted porcelain

Installation, hand sculpted porcelain flowers, textile

Floral composition (detail) for the Aronson Antiquairs Amsterdam; hand sculpted porcelain, cobalt

3-part composition (with the delft blue antique vase) for the Aronson Antiquairs Amsterdam; hand sculpted porcelain

Floral sculpture (detail of the 3-part composition) for the Aronson Antiquairs Amsterdam; hand sculpted porcelain with pigments

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Anna Volkova masters the craft down to the finest details. Her creativity, imagination and talent make her an extraordinary visual artist. This can be seen as well from her unique window and door installations. Anna came up with the original technique based on polyurethane – an innovative and modern alternative to the classic stained glass.

Anna’s exquisite flowers invoke the magic qualities of porcelain. In her other sculptures, such as the series of porcelain wigs for the Vanitas project or porcelain mirrors, the originality and the complexity of the technique are even more striking. But Anna doesn’t stop on what she has already achieved – she is constantly experimenting and expanding the extent of her skills.

“Tulips were symbolic for the prosperity of the Dutch Republic in the 17th Century. The beautifully coloured and fragile porcelain tulips of Anna Volkova are made by hand, following the old traditions and show us the purity and the grace of these flowers.”
Ab van der Touw | Chair Supervisory Board University of Leiden