ANDIE STERLING -- # 13
AVA Artist-in-Residence
80 11th St
digital, multi-media
Andie is a West Texas native, new to the area, currently living and working at the Sou'Wester Lodge in Seaview WA. She is an artist who works with a combination of mediums to produce site specific video installations using animations of her line drawings.
She earned her BFA in Art Education with studio emphasis on Metalsmithing from Texas Tech University, and her MFA in Sculpture and Installation from The University of North Texas. She has taught art in public school and University settings, but finds most joy in teaching art through private and non-profit programs focused on outreach, reform, and therapy for children.
Her current work is inspired by rhythmic patterns found in meandering riverbeds, shifting earth layers, marks of time passage, and topography. She enjoys the creative process of working collaboratively with other artists to add elements of sound, dance, and music into her installations. Input from varied perspectives brings depth and dimension to the projects and also allows her to share in what she truly loves about art, immersing herself in the creative process as it unfolds and evolves.
AVA Artist-in-Residence
80 11th St
digital, multi-media
Andie is a West Texas native, new to the area, currently living and working at the Sou'Wester Lodge in Seaview WA. She is an artist who works with a combination of mediums to produce site specific video installations using animations of her line drawings.
She earned her BFA in Art Education with studio emphasis on Metalsmithing from Texas Tech University, and her MFA in Sculpture and Installation from The University of North Texas. She has taught art in public school and University settings, but finds most joy in teaching art through private and non-profit programs focused on outreach, reform, and therapy for children.
Her current work is inspired by rhythmic patterns found in meandering riverbeds, shifting earth layers, marks of time passage, and topography. She enjoys the creative process of working collaboratively with other artists to add elements of sound, dance, and music into her installations. Input from varied perspectives brings depth and dimension to the projects and also allows her to share in what she truly loves about art, immersing herself in the creative process as it unfolds and evolves.
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