Anna Pekkala is a visual artist and a sculptor from Finland. Her works are hybrids of dioramas in natural history museums and hardware stores. Popular culture, news images and horror scenarios inspire her, and these combine with dark humor in her art. She works with varied hard and soft materials, with the scale changing from small to multi-meter works with movement and sound.

The sea is her great love and she spends a lot of time below the surface in her art.

Anna joined Godzilla for a week in Örö. There she was looking for materials to use in her upcoming exhibition at the Polygala Biennale at the Museum of Natural History. While gathering material for the sculpture, at the same time she collected trash from the sea shore – so as to give back something to the sea that gives her the material. She also made a small disappearing artwork on the cliffs at Örö. A graffiti of sorts, but made from seaweed so it will eventually fade away.