Amy Rubin interprets the world of real people, pets, and homes through a digital lens, integrating each person’s interests in a portrait; she creates images that are personal and relevant.

Primarily self-taught, through the years, Amy has studied painting with Gracia Dayton of Lexington, MA, and printmaking at Decordova Museum School. In love with color, ideas, and children’s literature, Amy, also a published author, names as three of her favorite artists, Niki De Saint Phalle, Karel Appel, and Robert Rauschenberg.

Believing that creating art is one of the things that are special to being human, she is passionate about her work and its process. “As children, we spend a good bit of time making art, and then too many people just give up one of their greatest pleasures.”

As she combines painting and paper cutting with digital imaging techniques, the artist remakes the work and world of childhood and recreates the journey forward that belongs to each of us as personal metamorphosis.