Anna Seymour is an early career artist who is working and living on Darkinjung land, Central Coast NSW. Her practice explores non-extractive forms of relating to the natural world during a time of ecological devastation. Locating relationships with the earth that do not seek to take, extract or commodify the environment are critical to her work. Seymour uses walking as a primary methodology for developing knowledge of the intrinsic entanglement between human and non-human beings (plant, animal and material). It is this witnessing of interconnection among diverse forms of life that she aims to document through drawing and materiality. Seymour holds a circular approach to materials, intending to leave minimal trace and impact upon the earth. Her current research investigates how organic materiality can be diagrammatic, to demonstrate relational ecological relationships. Seymour completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts (First Class Honours) in 2022, which was funded by the Orange Regional Gallery Jump Start Arts Grant. In 2024, she undertook a residency program in Rajasthan India, supported by the Ian Potter Cultural Trust Foundation. She has been a finalist in a selection of awards and exhibited across Wiradjuri (Orange), Gadigal (Sydney), Darkinjung (Central Coast), Awabakal (Newcastle) and Darug land (Blue Mountains).