Anastasia joined Wonder Works in September 2024, bringing a fresh and innovative perspective to the team. With a strong foundation in art and a passion for architecture, she graduated from the University of Liverpool, School of Architecture, with a Second Class, Division One degree. During her time at university, Anastasia developed proficiency in architectural software, honed a keen eye for detail, and fostered her creativity and technical skills, particularly in temporary installations, set design, and public projects.

One of her standout projects, “Dark Side of the Wall,” was a commemorative temporary installation in Huyton, Liverpool. Completed during her third year, this initiative celebrated the bicentenary of the Liverpool and Manchester railway lines through a vibrant carnival exhibition. The project aimed to create a communal space fostering connection, education, and celebration, with a focus on performance and music. This project highlighted Anastasia’s commitment to site-specific installations that engage the community and challenge conventional architecture.

Anastasia’s love of festivals, music, and live events led her to discover Wonder Works. Inspired by the company’s involvement in large-scale events like Tomorrowland, she reached out to the team after completing her degree. Now, as a CAD Designer at Wonder Works, Anastasia is already contributing to a range of projects, focusing on 2D design elements and incorporating client feedback to refine creative concepts.

Outside of work, Anastasia is a talented artist and painter who loves to capture the world around her. A fan of electronic music and long-distance running, she enjoys staying active and drawing inspiration from the creative energy of live events and cultural experiences.