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This is a quiet corner of the web where my past practice as a visual artist still lives, quietly humming away in the background. While I no longer update this site, the blog remains as a living archive of creative research, sensory reflections, and process-based work.

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I used to describe myself as a freelance visual artist working across photography, video, and performance, but really, I’ve always been guided by curiosity. My work explores how we experience the world through our senses — and how that experience is shaped by what we carry inside: memory, emotion, rhythm, and instinct.

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I’ve long been drawn to the overlooked: the flicker of a shadow on a wall, the sound of wind in long grass, the quiet choreography of leaves moving in water. These moments feel like portals. I collect them through film, photography and sound, then reshape them to create immersive experiences that invite you to slow down, notice more, and feel your way through.

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Many of my projects have taken the form of sensory installations or experimental films that combine haptic visuals, ambient sound, and intuitive storytelling. Some have been grounded in research on perception, some have been entirely instinctive. All of them have been, in one way or another, about dissolving the boundary between observer and environment.

If you're curious, feel free to wander the blog — it's full of traces, questions, and ideas that still breathe.

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🌀 For my latest work, digital offerings, and sensory tools for neurodivergent creatives, you can now find me over at: 👉 Wild Mind Studios

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Thanks for being here — Amie x