Ana Iti (Ngāpuhi, born 1989) graduated from Ilam School of Fine Arts with a BFA in 2012. Employing sculpture, spoken text and archival materials, Ana’s work often focuses on the colonial architecture of cities and the difficulties of trying to navigate a Māori identity through colonial and Western knowledge systems.

In 2016, Ana undertook residencies at Blue Oyster Art Project Space and the Australian Experimental Art Foundation (facilitated by The Physics Room). Exhibitions include Heavy to Hold, Blue Oyster Art Project Space, Dunedin, 2016; and Golden Hour, Room Four, Christchurch 2014.