Gil Dickinson is an artist from Boynton Beach, Florida. Inspired by their interest in ecology, Dickinson’s practice explores change, death, and permanence. They depict the complex relationships between animals and their environments through a variety of techniques, including etching, relief, and lithography. Dickinson received their BFA from Maryland Institute College of Art in 2023, where they studied printmaking and book arts. While at MICA, they worked with Globe Press, and would later serve as the coordinator of Dolphin Press, developing a passion for collaborative print. Dickinson
has exhibited work across the country, including shows at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking in Connecticut, the LUX Center for the Arts in Nebraska, and Marisa Newman Projects in New York.