Anne-Marie's work explores the multifaceted condition of reality: what we see depends on how we look at it. For her prints and textile work, she combines seemingly opposite paradigms for unexpected aesthetics to arise and question our assumptions on the objects and space surrounding us.
Anne-Marie is an alumni from the Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) of NYU Tisch School of Arts where she researched soft circuitry and materials. She was awarded the Ruth Schirson Levin Fellowship for the 2014-2015 artist in residency program at the Textile Arts Center in Brooklyn for which she also received a Quebec Council for the arts grant. She received the 2016 Artist Legacy Grant by the Women's Studio Workshop and was selected as a Fellow for the Guttenberg Arts 2018 STAR Program. The Canadian Councils for the the Arts awarded her a 2018 Creation Grants to complete a residency at MASS MoCA.
She is worked as faculty at the Visible Futures Lab of the School of Visual Arts and she was a Spaceworks Gowanus Grantee for 3 years. Anne-Marie co-founded Tachi Tachi, a design project creating bold color changing textile designs for home and fashion. She currently is General and Artistic Director of Atelier Silex.
Photo by Aimee McLaughlin.