Amy Tidmarsh is a designer and maker exploring the expressive potential of textiles through colour, pattern, and structure. Drawing from techniques such as patchwork quilting and experimental textile construction, Amy creates pieces that celebrate movement, visual rhythm, and quality of colour. Her practice bridges craft, design, and contemporary art, inviting viewers to engage with textiles as across bodies and spaces.
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Amy works with textile because she is curious about the tacit knowledge found in fabric structures, the simplicity of a graphic stripe in warp and weft, or repeating structure of a stitch. She investigates the space between things; colours, patterns, processes, asking questions and finding answers through materials. Her practice is a cycle of questions explored through her hands, resulting in work that sits between bespoke textile object, performance and textile design.
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She balances her time between lecturing and practice in search of a lively and inquisitive creative career. She works across self-initiated research projects alongside collaborations with larger studios to produce bespoke collections and installations.
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An CV can be sent upon request.
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