Artist Georgia Amar has been screenprinting since the early 1980s, first at her A-Frame studio she built from her trees overlooking Lake Ontario in Canada, and then at her Toronto and Denver locations.

Color in Georgia Amar's prints is never static. Any given color imperceptibly moves through a range of hues and intensities, revealing a subtle gradation that creates movement while interacting with light. Perspectives suddenly shift, causing the viewer to reassess awareness of self in space. The prints of Georgia Amar transform a wall or space into a privileged place of contemplation, a place of withdrawal from the surrounding world so that the viewer, focusing on a inner calm, may emerge from the experience of concentration newly energized.