About
Amy Huser Art is rooted in curiosity, connection, and creative transformation. Focused on process-oriented abstract work, Amy’s pieces invite viewers into moments of quiet reflection, rhythm, & intentional movement. Her paintings and installations celebrate the beauty of becoming—layer by layer, mark by mark. With each piece, Amy explores the slow, unfolding nature of personal growth, crafting works that hold space for transformation, time, and story. Through color, texture, and repetition, her art becomes a visual record of what it means to evolve. Whether on canvas or in space, Amy’s work seeks to create thoughtful, approachable encounters with contemporary art—balancing sophistication with a fresh, modern feel.
Meet the Artist
Amy Huser
Amy is a process-oriented abstract artist from Wichita, Kansas, but now based in the Oklahoma City area. She holds a Master of Fine Arts in Painting from Wichita State University (2020) and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art History from the University of Kansas (2014). With a passion for education & community, Amy has taught university courses, led hands-on workshops in weaving and painting, and played a key role in large-scale public art projects across Wichita.
At the heart of Amy’s work is a meditative practice rooted in transformation. Each mark is intentional—a metaphor for the small steps we take in life that, over time, lead to something greater. Her art captures the rhythm and nuance of that journey. In her installations, this philosophy comes to life, as delicate woven forms dance through space and invite viewers to navigate through and create their own unique experience.
A Note From Amy
In my work, play is a process.
That process might look like weaving line by line, embroidering subtle variations of a shape, or carefully laying gold leaf piece by piece. There’s an order to it, but also a freedom to roam as I go.
The repetition in my art echoes the rhythm of journal-keeping throughout my life. It has a meditative quality, helping me work through my thoughts and let go, leaving behind something light, honest, and beautiful.
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One reason I create is because it’s therapeutic for me. I hope that my work brings others that same sense of joy or peace.
I’ve experienced how powerful play and creativity can be in building community and connection. If I can help create spaces for that through art, that’s where I want to be.
Thanks for being here and sharing this space with me.
— Amy
