Amy Vidra
Multidisciplinary
Neon Chrysanthemum
Plaster, clay tile, yarn weaving on packing paper, neon acrylic box, polaroid, tape
8"h x 4"w x 4"d
2026
Neon Chrysanthemum with custom case
Plaster, clay tile, yarn weaving on packing paper, neon acrylic box, polaroid, tape
8"h x 4"w x 4"d
2026
Bird’s Eye Formation
Plaster, wood blocks, weaving on honeycomb packing paper, cardboard, clay tile
12"h x 7"w x 7"d
2026
Engulfed
Plaster, wood, glass, neon yellow packing strap, cardboard.
7"h x 8"w x 4"d
2026
I wanted to do something fun for Sac Open Studios this year that will be low cost, a little take away for folks that want to engage and have fun, support me and my art practice, and maybe take a small piece of art home. Art should be accessible at any price point.
The set up for my $20 wall as a fun little game of test your luck and pick a cup. The idea is you’ll have the opportunity to; A: donate $20 to me and my art practice just because you love me and my art, B: pay $20 and choose one of these small curated off-shoot/experimental pieces out-right to take home, or C: pay $20 and pick up one of the plaster cups that has a number on the bottom that corresponds with one of these small pieces and that’s the one you get. When pieces sell another will be put in its place but there are only 50 so when they’re gone, they’re gone!
(The plaster cups are from my stacked piece I completed last year and was part of the Verge artists’ show)
Studio
Sacramento, CA 95811
About Amy Vidra
Multidisciplinary artist, Amy Vidra, works with plaster, photographs, and fibers to create rich narratives that explore identity and the complex and often contradictory commentary we are told from family of origin, media, society, or self-created dialogue. The combination and dichotomy of materials of hard and soft, simple and complex, transforms these narratives through intuitive process and real time decisions, stitched, layered, or woven, often influenced by the here and now rhetoric. With this play on past and present, the dialogue takes on new meaning, connections and interplay, inviting the viewer to also engage, reflect and interweave their own experiences and dialogue. Through focusing on minute details and at times a raw, neutral palette, stitching or the meditative role of weaving, Vidra’s work evokes a sense of calm, organized reflections, incorporating materials into layered transformed perceptions, quiet powerful voices, and vessels of her perceptions of self and the spaces surrounding us.
Services Offered
Takes Commissions, Teaches Classes