Amy Diener

Experimenting with color combinations to evoke positive and calming emotions, Diener employs dot painting as a coping mechanism for OCD. A native New Yorker currently based in Bangkok, she incorporates elem... Read More

Experimenting with color combinations to evoke positive and calming emotions, Diener employs dot painting as a coping mechanism for OCD. A native New Yorker currently based in Bangkok, she incorporates elements of sacred geometry, the Fibonacci sequence, and a tactile quality reminiscent of candy in her works.

Experimenting with color combinations to evoke positive and calming emotions, Diener employs dot painting as a coping mechanism for OCD. A native New Yorker currently based in Bangkok, she incorporates elements of sacred geometry, the Fibonacci sequence, and a tactile quality reminiscent of candy in her works.