Adrienne Reynolds works across a variety of media including drawing, painting, collage, printmaking and sculpture installation. Her compositions and installations explore physical and psychological space, drawing inspiration from both natural and human made patterns, movements and structures. Her work explores relationships between forms as a way to express our psychological connections and disconnections, to each other, to nature and our built environments. Hands-on processes play a primary role in the work through drawing, cutting, pasting, printing, layering.
Adrienne Reynolds is a cross-disciplinary visual artist. Born in Minnesota, USA and raised in Canada, she splits her time between Brooklyn and Toronto. She has an MFA from Parsons, the New School for Design (2008) and an Associate's Degree from the Ontario College of Art (1991). In recent years she has participated in Mass MoCA's Artists for Assets residency program and the guest renter residency at Toronto's Open Studio. Recent shows include Art Lot in Brooklyn. She has exhibited in New York, Chile, Mexico, Serbia, Brazil, and Toronto.
