
Anna Nazaretz Radjou is a mixed media fiber artist and graphic designer based in Arlington, VA. She holds a BFA in Illustration from the Maryland Institute College of Art and has exhibited widely across the East Coast. Her bold, textured works combine hand-dyed fabric, printmaking, painting, and hand embroidery to explore themes of identity, connection, and self-empowerment. In addition to being a resident artist at the Columbia Pike Artist Studios, she is a Artist Pro Tem at the Torpedo Factory Art Center, and is active with the Arlington Artists Alliance where she serves as Branding Director.


Artist Statement
My work blends fiber, illustration, and design into vibrant, hand-stitched compositions that balance playfulness with depth. Influenced by early exposure to global textiles and the bold aesthetics of the 1970s and 80s, I combine many different media with fabric and embroidery to create richly layered surfaces. Rooted in questions of cultural identity and belonging, my art often explores the in-between spaces of personal history. I hope viewers are drawn in by color and pattern, then invited to pause, reflect, and find intimacy in each thread.
Gallery & Membership Affiliations
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Artist Studio (#14), Columbia Pike Artist Studios; Arlington VA
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Artist Pro Tem (Studio #9) at the Torpedo Factory Art Center; Alexandria VA
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Branding Director, Arlington Artists Alliance; Arlington VA
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Member, Torpedo Factory Artists Association; Alexandria VA
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Committee Member, Van Landingham Gallery, Torpedo Factory Art Center, Alexandria VA
Select Awards
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Art in Transit Program Featured Artist, Rosslyn BID + WMATA Rosslyn Metro Station
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Best in Show for Sway, May Flowers Show, Van Landingham Gallery, Torpedo Factory Art Center
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I Voted Arlington County Sticker Design Contest 1st Runner Up Finalist
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Graphic Design Hermes Creative Awards

New Art Studio!
Columbia Pike Artist Studios
Studio 14
932 South Walter Reed Drive, Arlington, VA 22204
Open by appointment - Reach out if you are in the neighborhood!
More information and photos to come...
