The paintings combine contemporary imagery with traditional religious symbols.
In contrast, Amy's small, colourful and interactive sculptures are very personal and are an inner reflection of her journey through life so far. Amy, who is
currently working towards a BA (Hons) in Fine Art, says: "My work is as much about the people who encounter it, as is it about artistic skill.
"I hope my work breaks the barriers between art and the general public with its interactive character and personal nature.
"It poses questions about the relevance of God in today's society and it is an investigation into the priorities of contemporary society." * 'revered or defamed' is being staged until March 20. Entry is free.
