Avery Singer (b. 1987, New York) is a contemporary artist known for blending digital technology with traditional painting. After studying at Städelschule and Cooper Union, she began experimenting with computer programs to create airbrushed paintings based on digital illustrations. Her work critiques stereotypes of the artistic life and explores gender, identity, and the female form through abstracted, geometric renderings. Singer’s paintings, often inspired by modernist movements, engage with technology, reimagining past art historical references. Her self-portraits and large-scale works challenge the boundaries of painting, offering a fresh perspective on image-making.