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The Right Trajectory is a hand finished screenprint on 410GSM Somerset Satin paper by Amy Gardner. From an edition of 25, this artwork is signed and numbered by the artist.
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Hand finished screenprint on 410GSM Somerset Satin paper
Size: Signed and numbered by the artist
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Amy Gardner is an Australian-born artist that creates uplifting prints that celebrate womanhood. She often combines multiple methods of printing within one artwork, as well as using unconventional tools such as towels, spatulas and rolling pins to add movement to her artworks.
Amy Gardner is an Australian-born artist that creates uplifting prints that celebrate womanhood. She often combines multiple methods of printing within one artwork, as well as using unconventional tools such as towels, spatulas and rolling pins to add movement to her artworks.
We love how Amy embraces the imperfections in her work, often mis-aligning her prints and using imperfect hand cut stencils that make her art all the more unique. This uplifting collection of artworks are all about celebrating your imperfections and accepting your uniqueness. Amy works in a rage of communal print studios across London. She exhibits with a variety of galleries across the country, and has collections across the globe. Amy's artwork has been shown at a various international print fairs.
We love how Amy combines multiple methods of printmaking, as well as using unconventional tools such as squeegees, towels, spatulas and rolling pins to add movement to her artworks. Amy's swooshes, splats and swipes inject an extra layer of joy into her artwork - a love letter to gestural painting.
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We sat down with Amy Gardner to discuss her experiences as a female artist, the challenges she faces and what her words of advice would be for an aspiring artist. AR: Has your work been shaped by your own experiences as a female artist? AG: I would say my work is shaped by my experience as a woman, a girl, a mother, rather than my experiences as a female artist. My work is all about women, about celebrating womanhood, and about the power that is: women supporting women. I am big on cheerleading the women around me, as well as ...
