The work I create is how I perceive the world around me. Humanity is a huge aspect of my practice, showing the vulnerability of being a person in a complicated world. I'm constantly thinking about my emotions like they are tangible things moving (or not) through me like my body is a vessel for these objects. My works are visual representations of physical sensations I feel but don't have the eloquent words for. Instead, I utilize a variety of media and subject matter to arrange these emotional and physical situations. I explore fear, grief, anger, weakness, hopelessness, relief, connection, and more. The world around me feels so large and complicated, but the universe of thoughts and emotions in each of us is even more so. I am simply creating artifacts of my own emotional universe.

Andie Peach is a multimedia artist based in Nashville, Tennessee. She received her BFA in Communication Arts with a minor in Art History from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia, where she grew up. After interning at a community art space in Greenfield, Massachusetts called “Looky Here” in 2021, she realized her passion for being engaged in community-oriented art spaces. Andie currently continues her painting practice while working as a color mixer at Grand Palace Silkscreen. She was a 2024 Fellow at Buchanan Arts, and teaches community courses there and through Belmont Community Education. Right now, Andie is participating in the 2025 Kinhouse Art Cohort program.