Anne Bennett’s work focuses on making the invisible visible through light, reflection, and movement. She creates immersive installations that invite audiences to rediscover their surroundings and reconnect with their heritage. By using reflective surfaces and dynamic lighting, Anne challenges the human tendency to value only what is seen, revealing what is often hidden from view. Her work evolves with the viewer’s perspective, encouraging fresh ways of seeing the world. Anne is particularly drawn to the interplay between light and environment, using UV-reactive colors and responsive lighting to create works that adapt to different spaces and energies. Beyond aesthetics, Anne’s installations spark conversation about environmental issues and community connections, fostering shared experiences that inspire dialogue on climate change and heritage. Her installation, Butterfly Dream, continues to evolve as it tours, expanding in scale and impact with each new site. At its core, Anne’s practice invites audiences to engage more deeply with their environment.