Anna Karolina Szul is a Polish Canadian artist living on the stolen lands of the Coast Salish peoples. Rooted in etching and born of rupture, her practice is both reclamation and rebirth. From communist Poland to the raw edges of motherhood, homelessness, and harm, Anna shapes trauma into vessel and voice. Copper plates become reliquaries, scarred and luminous, holding memory like flame. Her sculptural works speak to survival, to the body’s archive of trauma and loss, and to the quiet courage of beginning again. Through layered forms and tender defiance, she searches for home—where belonging is carved from resilience, and healing is a handmade act.