b. 2001, Brooklyn.

Amanda SRGE_Lindsay is an anti-disciplinary artist and writer whose work seeks to dignify the abject and highlight our digital absurdity. Utilizing bio-discard: hair, urine, spit, and blood, SRGE_Lindsay explores themes of domination (both imagined and concrete), cybernetic self-manipulation, and time.

Resin, silicone, fabric and glass are transfused with blood, urine, and hair to serve as synecdochic cyborged_bodies. Feeding on the universality of “the body” and the contradictory individualism that title holds, the corporeal is centered as the conceptual anchor in SRGE_Lindsay’s practice. 

SRGE_Lindsay earned her BFA in Studio Art and Art History from NYU. SRGE_Lindsay served as a guest lecturer at NYU’s Steinhardt school of Media, Culture and Communications. She is a Morris Foundation Grant awardee as well as a 2019 and 2023 Art & Practice Grant awardee from NYU. She is a contributing writer for IMPULSE Magazine.