Born in Hertfordshire and raised in Suffolk to French parents with a family history in hospitality and the textile industry, Amélie studied fashion design, specialising in womenswear, couture and visual merchandising before moving toward the more commercial practices of textiles print design. A fast-paced environment which rewarded a keen eye for innovation and trend, she produced motifs and embroidery designs that sold successfully to both luxury and high-street labels internationally. In 2014 she founded Creative Pattern Studio which continue to deliver exceptional artwork and digital prints to both interior and fashion labels. During this time, she also held specialised positions at interior textile, print and fashion houses, allowing her to oversee the implementation of her designs into finished products, both printed and woven. These hands-on opportunities nurtured a new-found respect for textile and the application of fabrics: enabling her to appreciate not only their marketable value but also understand their intrinsic ability to exist as artwork.
Her passion for the physicality of woven fabric, combined with her history as a digital print designer, inspired the development of her current practice and fine art collection: one which seeks to replicate synthetic processes and digital techniques with natural handmade pigments and inks and traditional mediums.
At a time of increased consumption and awareness of human impact on the environment, Amélie looks to inspire others to consider their part in a global community by stepping back from mass, fad and throw-away society. She challenges people to slow down, respecting nature and understand the possibilities that it provides us.
Exhibitions
2025 Solo show, London Craft Week, 67 York Street Gallery, London
2024 Spectrum, One Paved Court Gallery, Richmond, UK
2024 Summer Open ASC Studios, Kingston UK
2024 Affordable Art Fair, Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong
2024 Spring Affordable Art Fair, Battersea Park, London
2023 The Merchant’s Table Gallery, Woodbridge, UK
2023 Solo show, Rupture XIBIT Gallery, Hampton Wick, London
2023 Summer Open ASC Studios, Kingston UK
2023 The Tangible Project, London Craft Week, Gallery Oxo Tower, London
2022 Winter Open ASC Studios, Kingston UK
2022 The New Artist, Boomer Gallery, Tower Bridge, London
2022 Thread Festival, Farnham Maltings, Surrey, UK
2022 Spring Exhibition, London Lighthouse Gallery, UK
2022 Collect Open Art Fair, Somerset House, London
2020 Winter Open ASC Studios, Kingston UK
2019 Hammersmith & Fulham Arts Festival, London
Awards
2021 National Lottery Grant issued by the Arts Council
2020 Highly commended Artist, VAO UK & International Emerging Artist Awards
Talks
2023 ‘Wardrobe Revolution Weekend’ Live online event hosted on zoom, Selvedge Magazine
2022 ‘The Alchemy of Blue’ Project, Live broadcast on Radio BBC Suffolk
Publications
July Issue 2024 Selvedge Magazine Issue 119, Contributor writer ‘Flax-Linen: Fibre of Civilisations’
Dec Issue 2023 The Textile Eye Winter Report No.19, UK Chic, showing Ink Relic 13
Sept Issue 2023 Cover Magazine Autumn Issue, ‘Hotlist’, showing Relic No.4
Aug Online 2023 Cover Magazine Instagram account, showing Relic No.4
Aug Issue 2023 Selvedge Magazine Issue 114, Oak Gall Cushion Collection
July Online 2023 Sebs Art list online article, Solo exhibition ‘Relics’
July Online 2023 Widewalls online article, Solo exhibition ‘Relics’
May Online 2023 The Weave Shed, Representing ‘The Tangible Project’ London Craft Week
May Online 2023 House and Garden, Representing ‘The Tangible Project’ London Craft Week
April / May Issue 2023 Selvedge Magazine Issue 017, Representing ‘The Tangible Project’ London Craft Week
April Online 2023 Country and Town House, The C&TH Guide to London Craft Week
March/ April Issues 2023 World of Interiors magazine, Artist Impressions, Condé Nast
Oct/ Nov/ Dec Issues 2022 World of Interiors magazine, Artist Impressions, Condé Nast
May Online 2022 Colour Story: International Klein Blue, Saatchi Art
March Issue 2022 Cover Magazine Spring Issue, 'A study in blue' Showing The alchemy of Blue Project