about the artist

Amy is a Georgia-born artist who never met a color she didn’t like. Her work has been featured in The Red & Black magazine, Carnival of Sorts: Life on Mars (2022), Lamar Dodd School of Art: Art Party Extravaganza (2022), and Quarter Life Crisis (2022.) Her adoration for the art practice materialized from gesture, a guiding principle that helped her sculpt an environment that externalizes as a direct reflection of the body’s movement from which it is born. The more merciful the hand, the more moving the mark.

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Amy seeks to use abstraction, color, playfulness, and form to invoke a sense of invitation, kinship, and rest. She combines colorful, freeform expression with imprints of ubiquitous yet intimate objects and bodies. Her art serves as a hand of extension, to herself and to others. She hopes to never take it too seriously.