Amya Meshelle is an LGBTQ multidisciplinary visual artist, painter, and creative, born and raised in the heart of Brockton, MA. Drawing inspiration from life itself, Amya’s art is a reflection of personal experiences and memories. She often creates from her photographs, favorite films, and nostalgic elements that evoke her childhood.

She creates using different mediums such as oil paint, acrylic, watercolor, stamp making, graphic design, and mixed media work. Her work explores emotional themes such as coming of age, girlhood, fractured familial relationships, and the complexities of human existence. Through her art, Amya aims to foster discourse and connection, inviting viewers to engage with shared vulnerability.

The core intention behind her personal work is to give voice to her inner child. As a biracial, queer, and disabled artist, Amya has navigated challenges with mental health and identity, finding in art a powerful outlet for self-expression. Her creative process serves as a vessel for processing profound emotions and building bridges to connect with herself and others. Amya’s art is not only a testament to her resilience but also a celebration of authenticity and the transformative power of creativity.

Artist Achievements 

2024 Boston Compass Featured Artist - June Issue #170

2024 New Seasons Group Exhibition - Enso Gallery

2024 Renaming & Reclaiming: A Womxn’s Exhibition - Public not Private Gallery

2024 Creative Sector Advocacy Day Exhibition MA Statehouse [MASS Creative]

2024 Published Artist Profile - (508)mag

2024 Calico Dress Panel Design - Fullercraft Museum

2024 Solo Viewing of Artwork - Brockton Beer Company

2023 Capacity Building Grantee - Assests For Artist 

2023 Art in Print Vol.15 - Zone3 Western Ave [Harvard Sparked Initiative]