Kaylin Amabile

Although a large portion of my work is whimsical, I first started collaging as a way to externally process the state of society and my role in it, especially as a woman. I set out to breakdown the outdated values that permeated the pages of the magazines I source material from with the hope that repurposing them with a platform of acceptance and respect, we can honor the cultural strides we’ve made as a society while acknowledging the gaps left to fill.

A collection of work exploring a woman’s right to her sexuality without judgment

I’m the girl on the right, but this photograph is all of us. I started removing sections to represent every time I have personally experienced harassment. Then, for all the friends who have endured the same. Then, to represent those who shared their stories or have chosen to carry them silently. I replaced them with people from all shades, shapes and sizes because it takes everyone working together to achieve the change our society desperately needs.

A series exploring the varied dynamics of modern households.

Comments on the too often struggle of unwanted advances & the reminder to keep your head up

A collection of work dedicated to mental health awareness, specifically commenting on mental illness not being a “trend” or an aesthetic. We must be mindful of each other and our struggle.

Rivets are Red

Rivets are Red

Resistance is Due

The future is ours

We’re coming for you

Above images are a look at Kaylin’s art process.