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Anna Malsberger

décédée le 1 février 2024 à l'âge de 45 ans
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Photo de Madame Anna Malsberger
Anna Malsberger
décédée le 1 février 2024 à l'âge de 45 ans

Message de la famille

Our dear Anna left us on 1 February 2024. She loved deeply and was loved in return, and her passion and dedication to her work left an indelible memory on all those she touched. As an artist, educator and author she illuminated the world. As a daugher, sister, partner, and friend, she is irreplaceable. 

We will gather to celebrate her life at the Crématorium de la Côte-Basque, Biarritz, at 10am  on 10 February. Further ceremonies will be held in London and Boston at dates to be announced. Please contact her surviving partner, Jonathan, for more information, at j.dawid@gmail.com or on WhatsApp at +33 7 85 17 66 77. 

Anna, you remain in our hearts and in our heads. Time will not tarnish you.

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Cérémonie civile

samedi 10 février 2024 à 10h00
Crématorium de la Côte-Basque
24 Boulevard Marcel Dassault
64200 Biarritz

Déroulé des obsèques

1Repos en salon funéraire

Du samedi 03 février 2024 à 09h00 au mardi 06 février 2024 à 16h00

2Cérémonie civile

Le samedi 10 février 2024 à 10h00

3Crémation

Le samedi 10 février 2024 à 10h30

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14 hommages
  • Il y a 9 mois
    Erin Ellis

    Anna and I met in Boston in 2016 through a mutual friend in the Type community, and true to said friend’s suspicions we’d hit it off, we chatted into the night, I missed my train, and she offered me to stay at her parents’ home in town. We decided to do a little project to keep connected, daily blind drawings of flowers, over the next weeks. Needless to say it was the start of a precious and meaningful friendship. I was moved by her creativity and big questions and the artistic vision and poetic way with which she was able to articulate and share the way she saw the world. The last time I spoke to her, I called out of the blue asking for reference photos of dead birds, faintly recalling seeing some she’d taken recently. When she answered, we had a long and delightful laugh about how it was so oddly and perfectly natural that I’d call out of nowhere with this unusual request, and how it brightened the day. Much love to Jonathan and to Anna’s family. I miss her dearly and I am so deeply sorry for your loss.

    Souvenir de Madame Anna Malsberger par Erin Ellis
  • Il y a 1 an
    Emily Carroll

    Anna and I met many years ago in Rome when we were about 21. She was there perhaps just a few months, but she left a lasting impression on me, and remained in my heart ever since. I have thought of her often over the years and treasured the beautiful little piece of art she made for me when she left Rome, the quote on the picture still comes to mind every time I have a difficult decision to make – such a special and thoughtful gift. More recently, I was so impressed to see her work, it was a joy to know that she had found a passion that fulfilled her intellectual and artistic needs and that she was so incredibly successful. I was always sure that we would meet up one day and talk about the amazing adventures she had had since we last met. Anna, I feel the love and light you left in this world, it stays strong, I truly hope that this gives some comfort to your family, partner and friends.

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    Pauline von Hellermann

    Dear Jonathan and family and friends of Anna, I am thinking of Anna and all of you today. It is devastating that she died so young, with still so much life, and so much of her wonderful art and ideas to give to the world. I have only known Anna for about a year, when she was interested in collaborative PhD project we were advertising (we being Kew Gardens and Goldsmiths Anthropology, where I work). We spoke several times and subsequently stayed in touch to develop a PhD proposal based on her previous work on seeds in Iraq. I am sure that Anna would have done fantastic work on this, and I would have loved to have done this together with her. I am very sad that this is now not happening, both academically and personally. I loved Anna's thoughtful and really effective combination of art, scholarship and environmentalism, and was always struck by how kind and thoughtful she was in all our conversations.

  • Il y a 1 an
    Alice Farmer

    I am so sorry for the loss of Anna. She was a beautiful creative soul and when our lives crossed paths, mine was always the better for it. I will miss her humor and her friendship and her creative beauty. I am so glad to have one of her prints at home. Wishing her a peaceful rest.

  • Il y a 1 an
    Caitlin Fitz Gerald

    Anna was a friend in high school. I have always remembered her fondly, and have loved keeping up in the way we have, seeing the art that she made, getting a look at the things that caught her attention in the world, the places where she found beauty. Her loss is a bright spark taken from the world and I can only imagine how much more devastating for her partner and family and close friends. My deepest condolences and I hope to be able to attend a memorial in Boston.

  • Il y a 1 an
    Julie Sakellariadis

    Anna was a wise, charming, creative partner for an exhibition in East Hampton, NY in 2022, and created this photo as a memento. It captures her gentle spirit so perfectly.

    Souvenir de Madame Anna Malsberger par Julie Sakellariadis
    Il y a 1 an
    Jonathan
    Dear Julie, thank you for your kind words. Anna was immensely proud of the work you did together on the papaver exhibition.
  • Il y a 1 an
    Terence Patrick

    I worked with Anna years ago and thankfully became friends. I recall hanging out with her after work a long time ago when she asked me about how to photographically light seed pods. I gave her a few ideas and then a couple of years later started seeing her brilliant works. Was so proud to have contributed, even in the smallest way, to the tremendous success of Anna’s art. We saw each other in London about a year ago and had a lovely lunch in a cafe near her flat, assuming before her diagnosis. She was so easy to be around and so funny in how she constantly questions things in a back and forth way like she’s unsure. But she was so brilliant and witty. I loved how broadly she thought of the world. I will miss Anna dearly.

    Souvenir de Madame Anna Malsberger par Terence Patrick
  • Il y a 1 an
    Maya Lester

    I didn't know Anna well but her warmth and radiance and sense of fun were obvious, as was the happiness she gave to Jonathan. Wishing you all love and strength at this very sad time.

  • Il y a 1 an
    Mandalee Mankins

    She was such a singular person, just like the flora she collected, and she had that rare trinity of character - brilliance, humility and the ability to actualise her visions. Additionally she was someone one would call a guardian of nature, not always the easiest role to undertake. I had the privilege of meeting with her just a handful of times but she left a big impression on me - but dare I say that seems to be universal. Anna, I hope you are at peace, with all of the world’s intricacies revealed to you.

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    Angela Portal (Sarango)

    She was the specialist of special. One might think I am biased, but all who met her understood this as well. Among her many talents, she had the gift of vision. She saw all that glittered in the seemingly mundane. There, she not only found beauty, she rebranded it so that we could see it too, while poignantly highlighting the realities of the Anthropocene. Anna, always a true intellectual, dealt with even the simplest of things in a profound way. Effortlessly delving into esoteric subjects with such keen insight—one that she carried with grace and modesty. Even as a kid, she was incredibly impressive. Uniquely curious and acutely smart, she was always driven by an independent type of thinking. One that eventually led her to a fascinating and undeniably successful life. Always knowing that her light shone differently than the rest, it would be an understatement to say I wanted to be like her. But I was fortunate enough that she saw something in me that quickly made us inseparable and have the sort of childhood friendship you dream of, hope for, and never forget. The kind they write of in books. When we reconnected decades later, she was just as impressive as I would have expected her to become. Even more so. And once again, she wrapped me in love, support, and words of admiration. A true accolade, as I was so proud of her and her achievements. I wish I got to spend time with her as an adult, but when we did communicate, she shared with the vulnerability and intimacy of a life long friend. When I looked at her art and read her books, I felt like I was looking at her. And although her OWN gorgeousness was immediately impactful,she never leaned on her devastating beauty, but rather she led with her analytical brilliance, creativity, eloquence, and kindness. And despite being so admirable, she had a soul as generous and humble as one could have. She taught so many to appreciate and see the beauty in everything—and when it wasn’t apparent, to turn it over and look at it from another angle. When a light that shines so bright is dimmed so prematurely, one asks how? why? But Anna knew that even the most exquisite has its end and to appreciate it while it is here.

    Souvenir de Madame Anna Malsberger par Angela Portal (Sarango)
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