Wendy Yamilett (She/they) is a first-generation, queer, multidisciplinary artist living and working in Austin, TX. She received her BFA and BA from the University of North Texas in 2011.  She has exhibited work throughout the state, including Presa House Gallery in San Antonio and KSpace Contemporary in Corpus Christi.

Their art delves into the richness and complexity of the human experience, unmasking the intricate layers that define each individual. Through a nuanced exploration of identity, their work is a visual dialogue on fragmented memories and the symbiotic relationship between humanity and nature. 

Through portraiture, they use themselves and others, representing the diverse narratives that shape the human experience. In her pieces, you will find a convergence of mediums - from the vivid strokes of oil paintings that echo the dynamic facets of identity to the use of cyanotype and abstraction, symbolizing the fragmented nature of memories. The intertwining of personal narratives with broader cultural contexts is intended to resonate with viewers on both an individual and personal level. And by immersing themself in the details of these themes, they aim to prompt introspection and foster a shared understanding of the multifaceted human journey.