Annie Dale’s (b.2001, Birmingham, UK) artistic exploration began with themes of memory and liminality. Her paintings depict fragmented landscapes that hint at a grandiosity veiled by absence. This introspective journey led Dale to explore the concept of the sublime, drawing inspiration from the awe-inspiring vastness depicted by the Romanticism era. The influence is now evident in her work, where the grandeur of nature is captured alongside a continued exploration of memory and absence within the sublime.