Anna Korver is an established New Zealand artist and co-owner of The Korver Molloy Gallery - fine art gallery and sculpture park based in Taranaki. She has been working nationally and internationally since receiving a BFA in sculpture from the University of Canterbury in 2013.

Korver’s works are feminine in their identity and perspective, the fundamental concepts and feeling of the works inviting intimacy and personal connection. The forms are minimalist and strive to reflect the inner self onto the outer surface. Her work has always come from an internal place, reflecting on the current situation or experience. They often question and challenge traditional feminine roles, offering a different kind of strength where the masculine and feminine sides are in balance and delicate, fragility is recognised instead of seen as a weakness.
She has always seen the idea of home as an abstract term and is continuously curious about the connection of architecture to the human experience, of people and place. The way one affects the other and how the story and the experience of each go hand in hand, influencing and imprinting on each other subconsciously and consciously. These works look at the underlying question: what does home mean? On a personal level this means the development of self so that this concept becomes a feeling held inside a singular vessel that travels with the owner and is unobtainable to anyone else.

Korver was an a trustee on the board of Eco Artists New Zealand for 10 years and an executive member of Te Kupenga stone sculpture society.