Amy Leibrand (née en 1975 à Détroit) est une artiste conceptuelle autodidacte. Elle ne se considère pas comme une photographe, mais plutôt comme une « architecte de l’image ». Souvent métaphorique, son œuvre ressemble rarement aux photos originales utilisées pour son élaboration. Leibrand repousse les limites de l’art mobile. Ses images aux multiples strates ont été exposées à travers les Etats-Unis, mais aussi à Paris et à Berlin.

Amy is a conceptual artist who uses mobile and instant photography to tell stories. In addition to her two-dimensional photoworks, she creates image-based, and sometimes interactive, mixed media constructs. Often described as dreamlike escapism, Amy's work has gained international attention through exhibits in Paris, Berlin, London and major U.S. cities, and features in VICE magazine, the New York Times and international print publications. She was interviewed by the Emmy-award winning television program Broad & High, which aired on PBS stations in major U.S. markets. Amy is a research scientist by profession and an artist by passion.

Amy Leibrand (née en 1975 à Détroit) est une artiste conceptuelle autodidacte. Elle ne se considère pas comme une photographe, mais plutôt comme une « architecte de l’image ». Souvent métaphorique, son œuvre ressemble rarement aux photos originales utilisées pour son élaboration. Leibrand repousse les limites de l’art mobile. Ses images aux multiples strates ont été exposées à travers les Etats-Unis, mais aussi à Paris et à Berlin.

Amy is a conceptual artist who uses mobile and instant photography to tell stories. In addition to her two-dimensional photoworks, she creates image-based, and sometimes interactive, mixed media constructs. Often described as dreamlike escapism, Amy's work has gained international attention through exhibits in Paris, Berlin, London and major U.S. cities, and features in VICE magazine, the New York Times and international print publications. She was recently interviewed by the Emmy-award winning television program Broad & High, which aired on PBS stations in major U.S. markets. Amy is a research scientist by profession and an artist by passion.