Ana was born in Uruguay to a family of immigrants who arrived in South America just before World War II from Poland. She emigrated to Israel in 1962. There she attended the Arts and Crafts school and specialized in ceramics. Soon she realized her real gift was sculpture, and ceramics was her first medium. But life made her seek a reliable and profitable income, so she turned her talents to textile design and created and directed a studio which provided printing firms with designs and printing cliches. So sculpture was a leisure time hobby for long years. In the meantime Ana attended ceramic sculpture workshops at Shfaim, which is close to her home in Bnei Zion, a charming village some 20 miles north of Tel Aviv. Some four years ago she closed her textile design studio, and decided to pursue her lifelong love, sculpture.

For the last six years she is fully dedicated to art. At first it was naturally all ceramics sculpture. Then she started exhibiting and getting very favorable responses from the public, who relished her work, bought, and encouraged her to go on to other media so it was only natural to take it one step further, to bronze. Since then she has participated in several exhibits, solo and group in Israel and abroad, and for the last four years she has been doing mainly bronzes. She has exhibited three times already at the New York Artexpo show, Art Miami, Art Philadelphia, and several International Art Fairs in Spain.

Ana's sculptures are part of many private collections all around the globe, as well as being shown in several galleries in the USA, Israel, France, South Korea and Spain.