AMY MILLS
Amy Claire Mills is Warrang/Sydney-based artist living and working on unceded Gadigal and Wangal land. Her practice explores identity and self-preservation through immersive textile installations and performance, by which she becomes both the artist and subject. Her practice critiques and examines the politics surrounding the female disabled body. Using distinctive, colourful and bold mediums, her work encourages audiences to challenge their own paradigms and internalised preconceived bias, with the ambition of deconstructing ableism.
What is one thing you would change/create to make the world a better place for women?
End the patriarchy through community and intersectional feminism.
Photography: Zan Wimberley
