Amy Bauer

A lifelong maker, Amy Bauer is an artist, designer, co-creator of FADLA, and educator. Her art has been shown at The Brooklyn Art Library, Visions, The Autry, LAX, ATL, and online. She is a recipient of a Promise Award from the VACNJ. Amy explores environmental themes, and ties them into an investigation of the likenesses and frictions between her urban life and her folk art aesthetic.

In featured work Amy shares her expression of the landscape she sees along with the intersections of consumerism, rebirth of the mending movement and climate concerns. Scenes of the beach to the mountains from the homes to the workshop floors. All connected by fibers produced, discarded and reused. Some of them made it to their intended use, many discarded upon creation. Samples to be shown and then tossed have been picked up to become incorporated into works of art. www.amybauerdesigns.com

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Artist Work

Momento Mori (2018)
Covering wearables with paper takes away the soft every day comfort of getting dressed and expresses to the viewer what is on the mind of the artist In this case a concern for matters of reuse, excess and the future. Materials used: discarded fabric, notions and paper.

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5 Little Birds (2018)
Fabric birds hand sewn. Contributed to Yarn Bombing LA show at LAX 2019. Waiting for their return flight. Medium: Scraps of crafting felt, cloth for clothing and interiors, buttons and thread.

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Garbage is the Plague (2023)
Garbage is the Plague, a call to create wearable art to protect oneself from a plague of choice. Seeing the giant piles of rubbish on the beaches of southern California inspired me to create protective gear to quickly conceal, then safely peeking out before once again being able to reemerge out.

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