Ana Flores is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Rhode Island and Nova Scotia . Her sculptural and design work of the last two decades has been devoted to exploring the ecological and cultural narratives in the landscapes she is called to work. The format for these work have ranged from park designs, outdoor sculptural commisions and temporary sculptural installations.  She has exhibted across the United States, in Canada, New Zealand, Italy and the Caribbean. As an educator, Flores taught environmental art and design at the Rhode Island School Design and Bryant University. At the Rhode Island School of Design she co created an innovative course on Arts and Healing.

Flores has also been invited to serve as an artist in residence and lead workshops at diverse institutions, often building bridges for the first time between the arts and healthcare and the arts and the environment. These innovative projects have involved working with institutions such as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, TN, Lifespan Hospitals in Providence, RI, Yale University Medical Center, The Rhode Island Foundation, University of New Haven, El Museo del Barrio, NY,  and many other colleges and universities.