Anna Bogouchevskaia sees her work in sculpture as a geopolitical engagement with concerns at the intersection of figuration and abstraction. This is the first catalogue raisonné of the German-Russian sculptor, including her early work, which has explored the art of the French- Russian artist Marc Chagall. After the fall of the Iron Curtain, the artist moved from Moscow to Berlin. As she transitioned into the middle phase of her artistic practice, she increasingly turned to natural phenomena, such as the unifying element of water in its various aggregate states and manifestations. In this publication, renowned authors place her work of the past 40 years in an art-historical context and provide insights into a unique oeuvre.