Autumn Ahn (b. Philadelphia, based in rural Western MA) is an interdisciplinary artist exploring the notion of landscape and its relationships to lived experience and consciousness. Guided by conceptual and body-centered principles found in art histories of sculpture, drawing, painting, movement, and experimental gestures, Ahn’s use of metal, paper, ink, space, and natural forces, constructs open-ended, formal abstractions reimagining how forms stabilize knowledge, and therefore life. Ahn was most recently a visiting artist at Bard College. She has been in residence at Headlands Center for the Arts, a visiting fellow in Philosophy at Harvard University, and was awarded a 2023 Arts, Science + Collaboration Initiative award to conduct research between the Yerkes Observatory and the University of Chicago. She is the recipient of a 2025 CAA Professional Development Award for Visual Art, 2024 Puffin Foundation Grant, supported by the Rasuchenberg Foundation, and Foundation for Contemporary Arts. Her work has been exhibited widely, including Selebe Yoon Gallery, Dakar; Cinema Tonalá, Bogotá; False Flag Gallery, New York; The Chimney, New York; Sky High Farm Biennial, Germantown; Le Magasin – Centre National d’Art Contemporain (CNAC), Grenoble; AIDS Action Committee; among others. Her work has been featured by ARTE (FR/DE), the Emergency Index, and Boston Art Review. Ahn holds an MFA in performance and critical studies from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and a BFA in painting from Boston University and Scuola Internazionale di Grafica.