There's a reason Annie Lennox never quite fit into anyone's box, and that's the point. From her Eurythmics days to her solo career, she's spent decades pushing back against whatever femininity was supposed to look like, and coming out the other side more herself for it. This portrait leans into that - the cropped hair, the sharp stare, the sense that she's never once needed anyone's approval to be exactly who she is.

Kirsten paints her in bold, clashing colour, letting Annie's face sit against a wash of teal and gold rather than a quiet background. It's a piece with real confidence to it, the kind that works beautifully in a space where you want a bit of drama - a hallway, a home office, anywhere you walk past and want to feel something.

She belongs in Modern Muses because reinvention is basically her whole story. If you've ever admired someone for refusing to be defined by anyone else's expectations, Annie's ready to hang on your wall.

Artist: Kirsten Todd

Year: 2026

Size: 80cm x 80cm

Medium: Acrylic and spray paint on canvas

Frame: Unframed