Amy Landesberg
Atlanta, GA
“Amy Landesberg is an Atlanta based artist and architect, and her work overlaps this boundary in content, complexity and scope. Two extremes of scale have characterized it: One is the hyper-personal, intimate and complicatedly feminine scale of, for example, Sprouts, the piece of linoleum flooring sprouting false eyelashes from the project Things Grow Hair; the other is the overtly public, civic and architectural scale of Power Wrap, the 500-foot veil of fluctuating transparency for an electrical sub-station. Her most recent project at this scale is AUTOPLAST, a 2-part installation for the San Diego Airport that explores our disposition to cars through a strategic re-figuration of some of their parts.
Landesberg has participated in the design of an unusually wide array of projects: galleries and art complexes; civic and educational buildings; rapid rail; historic preservation; residences; theater environments; retail spaces; café’s.
Her efforts have been recognized with awards and grants in both art and architecture.
Landesberg studied art at Georgia State University and architecture at Yale.”
Landesberg has participated in the design of an unusually wide array of projects: galleries and art complexes; civic and educational buildings; rapid rail; historic preservation; residences; theater environments; retail spaces; café’s.
Her efforts have been recognized with awards and grants in both art and architecture.
Landesberg studied art at Georgia State University and architecture at Yale.”