Amy Simons is an artist based in Bellingham, WA. She holds a BFA in ceramics from the University of Washington and an MFA in printmaking from Arizona State University. Amy’s foundational training in ceramics and textiles have shaped her approach to constructing work through form and surface. She loves printmaking for qualities of surprise, reversal, and the medium’s ability to open up new pathways or habits of thought. Most recently she has been making giant, illuminated woodcut collages that use pattern, scale, light and shadow to investigate how we navigate our roles as both individuals and parts of collectives.
Amy Simons is an artist based in Bellingham, WA. She holds a BFA in ceramics from the University of Washington and an MFA in printmaking from Arizona State University. Amy’s foundational training in ceramics and textiles have shaped her approach to constructing work through form and surface. She loves printmaking for qualities of surprise, reversal, and the medium’s ability to open up new pathways or habits of thought. Most recently she has been making giant, illuminated woodcut collages that use pattern, scale, light and shadow to investigate how we navigate our roles as both individuals and parts of collectives.
