Grace Wilding is a multi-faceted artist whose work explores the intersections of nature, sustainability, belief, and social justice. Her work is deeply personal, offering a tangible expression of her inner world. Primarily a sculptor, she also creates innovative fiber art and large-scale environmental installations, including labyrinths that inspire reflection, connection, and transformation.

With advanced degrees in Education from Weber State and Sustainable Development from Harvard, Grace integrates human-centered design with environmental advocacy to create art that fosters beauty, inclusivity, and meaningful change. As an artist with an unseen but deeply felt disability, she is dedicated to championing accessibility and representation in the art world.

Grace also loves empowering her audience to engage with their own transformative journeys through DIY art kits, offering them a chance to process deeply felt experiences in creative, meaningful ways.

Based in Utah when not traveling the desert in her van, Grace draws inspiration from the region’s wild landscapes, vibrant street art, and live music. Her service dog, Tucker, is an integral part of her life and creative process, providing essential support as she crafts experiences and spaces of grace and transformation.