Anastasia

Named after Kenneth MacMillan’s Anastasia, this sculpture reflects the ballet’s haunting exploration of identity, memory, and fragile truth. This abstract bronze figure, when illuminated reveals two poised ballerinas in shadow, their movements unfolding across the wall with clarity and grace. This contrast mirrors the emotional tension at the heart of the ballet: while the bronze appears uncertain and fractured, the shadows seem composed and assured, suggesting the blurred boundary between reality and belief that defines Anastasia’s story.