Amy Chan
Page 1 | Biography
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1. The Peaceable Kingdom
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My paintings portray the "new ecosystems" that are created in America as a result of the close crowding of human development and nature. By pairing big box stores with species of displaced North American mammals or traces of their habitats, my paintings question the American attitude towards nature and suburban sprawl.
The fragmented landmasses that occur frequently in my work are related to my notions of suburban landscape, particularly those of the East Coast. They are crowded areas where homes, wetlands, strip malls and 18th century graveyards all occupy the same space.
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2.Untitled (Squinting House)
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My process involves the gathering and implementation of appropriated imagery from a variety of sources. Because my work is essentially about the American landscape, travel and road trips are a large part of my research, along with my continuing interest in logos, architecture, scientific illustration and pattern.
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4. Great Dismal Swamp with Orca
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5. Shenandoah House
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6. Views of the Mid-Atlantic
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3. Evergreen #5
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111 Greenpoint Ave #B3
11222
New York, NY
Brooklyn, NY
New York
North America
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