The Little Things Painting

Amanda Lind is an abstract and mixed media artist known for her dynamic creations that combine acrylic paint, inks, and meticulously selected and handmade paper materials. The native of Detroit, Michigan now resides in Berlin, Maryland with her wife and two dogs. Before relocating to Maryland, she had a career in the hotel industry that took her across the country, affording her the opportunity to explore art exhibits and museums wherever her job led her. Her artistic journey is like an adventure into the wild and uncharted, riding the waves of abstract expression. Amanda's artistic lineage is deeply rooted, with the creative gene passed down through her family. Her grandfather and father both shared a passion for art, a lineage she proudly continues. In Amanda's world, art is a form of self-expression and a source of peace. When she approaches the canvas, there's no detailed plan, just an immersion into the moment, aided by the backdrop of her favorite music, which is usually P!nk, Lady Gaga or Adele. As a result of this free-flowing creative process, she is able to calm her anxiety, transforming her art into a form of quiet relaxation. Drawing inspiration from pop art and modern art movements, Amanda's pieces are a blend of vibrant colors, fluid shapes, a touch of the unexpected and sometimes a big colorful mess. Her work captures the essence of the ever-evolving world around her, inviting viewers to explore the intricate interplay between chaos and order. Amanda's art has been showcased in numerous states, including Tennessee, Maryland, Virginia, and Michigan. Most recently, she was featured in the Beverly Bassford Juried Art Show at the Art League of Ocean City. As you delve into Amanda Lind's art, you're invited to lose yourself in a world of abstract wonder, where emotion, spontaneity, and creative heritage converge. Her work speaks not only to her own artistic evolution but also to the power of art as a means of connection and personal growth.