Amy Rodgers is a multidisciplinary artist whose dynamic body of work explores the intersection of memory, environment, and human experience. Born in the Pacific Northwest, Rodgers draws inspiration from the region’s lush landscapes and complex histories, incorporating elements of painting, found-object sculpture, and new media into her practice. After graduating with honors from the Rhode Island School of Design, she has exhibited her work in galleries and public spaces across the United States, garnering recognition for her innovative approach to texture and form.

Rodgers’s process is deeply experimental, often involving a dialog between organic materials and digital techniques, resulting in pieces that resonate with emotional depth and tactile immediacy. Dedicated to community engagement, she regularly leads workshops and collaborates with local organizations, seeking to foster creative dialogue beyond traditional art spaces. Her recent projects investigate themes of ecological awareness and collective memory, positioning her as a significant voice in contemporary art.