Anna-Amalia Coviello is a multidisciplinary artist and facilitator, founder of Well Wagon and graduate of BA (Hons) Creative and Therapeutic Arts, currently studying MA Art Psychotherapy at USW.
She enjoys working with figurative painting, bright murals, crafts, up-cycling, creative writing, installation, movement, performance and delivers these practices through therapeutic workshops in various communities.
Within her art practice she tackles topics such as sexuality, identity, mental health challenges, displacement and overall the human condition.
From Well Wagon she delivers pop up workshops from her tricycle, bringing art-based healing directly to the people and places that need it most in South Wales.
She works with a wide range of communities – from LGBTQIA+ groups, D/deaf participants and neurodivergent individuals, to people living with dementia, families accessing mental health services, young people in pupil referral units, and children with profound and multiple learning disabilities.
Her approach is person-centred, trauma informed, and rooted in social engagement, creating spaces where self-expression, connection, and transformation can flourish.
Whether she’s facilitating a mindful workshop, co-creating public art, or supporting a community project, her aim is always the same: to amplify voices, nurture resilience, and make art a tool for collective wellbeing.
In her spare time you can find her on a hike with her dog and partner, sketching her surroundings!