Anna Flurry (she/her)

Image of Anna Flurry, a white femme with short purple hair. She is wearing yellow tassel earrings, a black choker, and a jeans vest. She is smiling towards the sky with the top branches of a tree in the background.
Image of Anna, a white femme with short pink hair. She is standing in front of some trees wearing a purple faery dress, a daisy chain crown, and an impish grin.
An image of Anna Flurry, a white femme with pink hair, looking out sultrily from a bush of white flowers. She is dripping in sparkly jewelry, and wears glittery turquoise and purple makeup, with a turquoise tear drawn on her cheek.
Gallery Image Descriptions: A gallery of photos featuring Anna Flurry. Photo 1 Image description: Image of a white femme with short purple hair. She is wearing yellow tassel earrings, a black choker, and a jeans vest. She is smiling towards the sky with the top branches of a tree in the background. Photo 2 image description: Image of a white femme with short pink hair. She is standing in front of some trees wearing a purple faery dress, a daisy chain crown, and an impish grin. Photo 3 image description: An image of a white femme with short pink hair, looking out sultrily from a bush of white flowers. She is dripping in sparkly jewelry, and wears glittery turquoise and purple makeup, with a turquoise tear drawn on her cheek.

I believe in our collective ability to create a world where each of us is truly liberated. I believe That freedom starts in the self, and spreads through connection to people and other living beings.

I am a facilitator, organizer, writer, aspiring healer, and social justice coordinator living on occupied Hohokam, Yavapai, and Apache land, also known as Prescott, AZ. I love *many* things, including colorful jewelry, dogs, nature, dancing, writing, deep conversations, “trashy” TV, and an excess of glitter. I am a student of joy and healing, and I am learning to let the deep knowledges of the body, the earth, and the teaching of many wise women and femmes lead me in this journey to grow a better world. 

I am reclaiming my ugly by showing up as my bravest, fullest self wherever possible, especially since I recently moved back to my rural hometown, a place where I know from experience that it is hard for many people to feel free. There are people in my life, including Vanessa Rochelle Lewis, who have shown me through their own liberation that I too, can embrace my fuller self. Just the other day, an elder stopped my in a parking lot and asked me how I dyed my hair. The conversation ended with her yelling to me as she got into her car, “I think I’m going to go with pink!” As someone who went to a high school where the dress code stated that hair could not be dyed any “unnatural” colors, moment like this give me hope for a world where we all feel safe enough to show up as our freest, fullest selves.

This period of my life is one of deep learning, and deep leaning into embodied experiences and joy. I am learning that I am magic, and that I can help others find their magic, too. I am finding my paths, my people, and my roots in this life, and I am growing in my desire to discover what my healing gifts are and how I may share them. Toni Cade Barbara once said, “The role of the artist is to make the revolution irresistible.” My dream is to make the revolution irresistible to as many people as possible through empowerment, healing work, joy, art, and a little bit of magic. 🧜🏻‍♀️🌀✨

Please visit my website, at annaflurry.com to learn more about the work that I do and the services I offer.

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