Anna Kocherovsky, an artist based in Metro Detroit, Michigan, was born in the former Soviet Union and works primarily with hand-woven tapestry. She creates abstract tall-panel tapestries, either individually or in groups, exploring themes of uncertainty, the impact of small decisions, and the irreversibility of time. Her approach is free-flowing and incremental, focusing on nuanced color selection rather than following strict designs. Using materials, techniques, and slow Gobelin weaving, her work delves into themes of time’s irreversibility and the accumulation of thoughts, reflecting on how these choices shape outcomes.

Anna Kocherovsky has exhibited her work in a variety of venues both in the UK and the US, including Heallreaf and Heallreaf 5 at West Dean College, Weston Park in Shropshire, Morley Gallery in London, Farfield Mill in Cumbria, UK, and the World of Threads Festival in Oakville, Ontario, Canada. In the US, her work has been showcased at institutions such as Nonwestern State University, Augustana College, Visions Art Museum, Kent State University Museum, University of Michigan Health System, The Scarab Club, Janice Charach Gallery, Laurie Ticsh Sussman Gallery, and Osher Martin Jewish Community Center’s Gallery. Her works are held in private collections, and she continues to participate in both group and solo exhibitions.