Amanda Lilleston is a Maine-based printmaker and interdisciplinary artist whose large-scale paper works investigate the intersections of anatomy, ecology, and transformation. Working in woodcut, screenprint, lithography, and paper collage, she transforms printed fragments into expansive compositions that explore interdependence, growth, and the dynamic relationships that shape living systems.

Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and is held in museum, university, and private collections.

late September (detail), 2025
Woodcut, screenprint, and lithograph collage
40 × 50 inches

Currently on view:

4th International Triennial of Graphic Arts in Livno
Franciscan Museum and Gallery Gorica
Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina
June 26 – November 1, 2026