Ana Clark

I am a creative facilitator, photographer, and textiles practitioner focusing on gentle and slow processes that cultivate awareness and connection to ourselves and the world around us. Inspired by a simpler way of living, I strive to create spaces of intimacy, community, and growth through mindful creativity.

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My philosophy has been deeply shaped by my time with Made My Wardrobe with Lydia Higginson, where I learned the importance of working with humanity and prioritizing values beyond financial gain. This experience inspired me to build a practice rooted in care, sustainability, and intentionality.

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Looking ahead, I’m excited to explore new ways to share these values through projects like the Communal Cloth. Designed to engage those who don’t traditionally see themselves as “creatives,” it offers an opportunity to slow down and connect deeply with our inner and outer worlds. A way of documenting a moment.

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For me, creativity is as much about personal expression as it is about fostering meaningful connections—with materials, processes, and people. Each stitch, photograph, or shared moment holds the potential for reflection, healing, and transformation.

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Clients include

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Amber Bardell, Amber Brown, Every Body's Story, Kamal, Made My Wardrobe, Mahikakala, Musee Roo, Sjaan Yoga, Sustainable Fashion Week, Tapuh, The King's Foundation & Worn to Threads