Amelie Schlaeffer (b. 1999, Bonn) is a London-based transmedia artist engaging with paradoxes of the everyday in the digital age. Centring a keen interest in symbols, information systems and the exploration of a collective conscience, she works in installation, sculpture, video and image-making, employing familiar tropes and objects alongside computational elements as referential fragments to navigate contemporary existence between two worlds.
She has recently shown work at LUX, London (2020), Belvedere 21 Museum, Vienna (2022), Usual Business Gallery, London (2022), Art’otel, London (2024) as well as the MUD Foundation, Miami, USA (2023) with funding from the Knight Foundation and US National Endowment for the Arts, and published her research through the British Computer Arts Society in 2024.
She has recently shown work at LUX, London (2020), Belvedere 21 Museum, Vienna (2022), Usual Business Gallery, London (2022), Art’otel, London (2024) as well as the MUD Foundation, Miami, USA (2023) with funding from the Knight Foundation and US National Endowment for the Arts, and published her research through the British Computer Arts Society in 2024.