Amy Vensel is an American artist based in the New Mexico borderlands. Her meticulous process involves the layering of acrylic polymer and pigment to create luminous paintings that echo the backlit screens of today’s digital landscape. Vensel’s work has been exhibited internationally at museums and galleries including the New Britain Museum of American Art (Connecticut), the Lancaster Museum of Art and History (California), the Mattatuck Museum (Connecticut), Saarländisches Künstlerhaus (Germany), PARK (Netherlands), Trestle Gallery (New York), ESXLA (California), Real Art Ways (Connecticut), and Giampietro Gallery (Connecticut). Vensel is a graduate of Syracuse University and studied at the Silvermine School of Art. She is the recipient of an Artist Resource Trust grant, a Vermont Studio Center artist grant, the Lancaster Museum and Public Art Foundation President’s Award and the Wofsey Award at the Faber Birren National Color Show.