Anna Mari Liivrand (b. 1993, Keila, Estonia) is an Estonian artist living and working in Tallinn. Her formal education includes a Master’s degree from the Contemporary Art Department (2022) and a Bachelor’s degree from the Sculpture and Installation Department (2016) at the Estonian Academy of Arts. She also studied fine arts at the Iceland University of the Arts (2015). Liivrand was awarded the Köler Prize 2025 (shared with Hanna Samoson) and won an art scholarship established by the Estonian Centre for Contemporary Art and Kaamos Group (2025). She is also a recipient of the Estonian Cultural Endowment’s annual award (2021), the Eduard Wiiralt Prize (2020) and the Young Sculptor Prize (2014).

Liivrand’s recent solo exhibitions include The Woo of Coiling Paths at Kogo Gallery, Tartu (2026), On the Edge of Fading Voltage at Bærumi Kunsthall, Norway (2025), In the Shadows of Crumbling Silhouettes at Tütar Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia (2023), Prick of a Daisy at ARS Project Space, Tallinn, Estonia (2021). Recent group exhibitions include Phantom of the Paradise at Vaal Gallery, Tallinn (2026), Köler Prize award exhibition at EKKM, Tallinn (2026), From Restorer to Conservator at Niguliste Museum, Tallinn (2026), Greater Old Town. 12 Visions at Estonian Museum of Architecture, Tallinn (2026), Between Borders, Between Materials at the Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design, Tallinn, Estonia (2025); White Dwarfs and All Those Beautiful Nebulas at Kim? Contemporary Art Centre, Riga, Latvia (2024–25); Still Lifes on National Motifs at the Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design, Tallinn, Estonia (2024–2025); Emotional Landscapes at Arka Gallery, Vilnius, Lithuania (2023) and Artishok Biennale COPY at Kai Art Center and public spaces in Tallinn, Estonia (2020).

Kogo Gallery has presented Liivrand’s works at Riga Contemporary (2025), Esther, New York (2024) and Liste Art Fair Basel (2023).

Liivrand’s works are part of the collections of the Art Museum of Estonia and private collections around Europe and the USA.