Amber Winters Perrodin (she/her) is an Ozark folk artist, storyteller, and cultural organizer whose work celebrates the connections between people, land, and memory. She studied printmaking at the University of Arkansas School of Art, and her paintings weave native plants, waterways, gold leaf, and handwritten notations into pieces that function as both devotional object and field journal. A haiku poet as well as a visual artist, she approaches her subjects with brevity, reverence, and attentiveness. Her four-year Ozark Story Project and training as an Arkansas Master Naturalist continue to shape a practice grounded in ecological knowledge,
place, and care.