Amelie Peace is a French artist based in London. Her practice is centred on the research of the Unspoken: a form of communication that exists before language, communicated through the body and understood without words. Manifesting through dreams, memory, instinct and the subconscious, the Unspoken reveals emotional and psychological experiences that resist verbal expression.
Drawing from queer literature, dreams and observations of the world around her, she develops a symbolic visual language through distorted figures and complex narratives. Her paintings investigate the coexistence of opposing states—fear and liberation, intimacy and isolation, tenderness and violence, control and surrender, the human and the animal, dream and reality—not as binaries, but as simultaneous conditions of human experience.
Rather than asking to be decoded, the paintings invite the viewer to engage with the Unspoken through feeling, creating images that are experienced before they are understood.
Canvas
Prints
Paper
Exhibitions
2025
Roller Rink, Fredericks and Freiser
Minestrone, Palazzo Monti
A Hyena Wore My Face Last Night, C+N Gallery Canepaneri
Figurative Impressions, Hurst Contemporary
Contents May Vary, Fredericks and Freiser
Persona, Fredericks & Freiser
2024
As Touch Fades Into Shadows, Fredericks & Freiser (solo)
The Armoury Show, Fredericks & Freiser
Miart Art Fair Milan, C+N Gallery Canepaneri
London Original Print Fair, Soho Revue
2023
Roma Artenin Nuvola Art Fair, C+N Gallery Canepaneri
Young Talents: Polythmathic Nature, Step 2, C+N Gallery Canepaneri (Milan)
Young Talents: Polythmathic Nature, C+N Gallery Canepaneri (Genoa)
2022
Her, Fir Gallery
Road to Somewhere, Hew Hood Gallery
Playground, Better Go South (solo)
Out of Nowhere, Soho Revue (curated)
Women Empowered, JD Malat Gallery
That Wilderness Within, Prior Space
Hiraeth with Phillips X PriorSpace
Pathways on Paper, South Parade
Residencies
2025 Palazzo Monti Residency
2024 Good Eye Projects Residency
2024 Hangar Residency
2022 PADA Residency
160 x 130cm
Acrylic on canvas
2025
38 x 31cm
acrylic on canvas with
restored antique cherry wood tray
2025
130 x 120cm
Acrylic on canvas
2025
140x120cm
acrylic on canvas
2025
101.5 x 76 cm
Acrylic on canvas
2025
120 x 110cm
Acrylic on canvas
2025
60 x 55 cm
Acrylic on canvas
2025
180 x 140 cm
Acrylic on canvas
2024
130 x 120 cm
Acrylic on canvas
2025
140 x 120 cm
Acrylic on canvas
2025
65.5 x 65.5 cm
Acrylic on hexagonal canvas
2025
140 x 120 cm
Acrylic on canvas,
2024
120 x 110 cm
Acrylic on canvas
2024
110 x 95 cm
Acrylic on canvas
2024
110 x 95 cm
Acrylic on canvas
2024
125 x 110 cm
Acrylic on canvas
2024
90 x 80 cm
Acrylic on canvas
2024
110 x 95 cm
Acrylic on canvas
2023
90 x 75 cm
Acrylic on canvas
2024
120 x 110 xm
Acrylic on canvas
2023
126x124cm, A
Acrylic on canvas,
2024
125 x 110 cm
Acrylic on canvas
2024
Prints: Etchings, Monoprints & Tetrapacks
“I empty my mind, I place before it the still recent taste of this first mouthful, and I feel something trembling in me, at a profound depth, something that has been dislodged and wants to rise up, something that might be unanchored; I don’t know what it is, but it climbs up slowly; I feel the resistance, hear the murmur of the distances being traversed.” ~ Marcel Proust
Printmaking is just like a puzzle, it is a calculated, reversed, complex, it has many pathways and guidlines to follow. Like this Proust quote the artist connects to printmaking unlike any other medium. Printing makes it’s own, it is addictive and enchanting. As a medium it demands precision and adherence to defined guides. For Peace, printmaking is just another way of exploring the art of gesture, the process of storytelling.
31x 22 cm, Aquating etching on Somerset paper
in Jacobean tray, 2025
in Jacobean tray, 2025
Anonymous I, 19x15cm, tetra pack print on Fabriano paper, 2024
Anonymous II, 19x15cm, tetra pack print on Fabriano paper, 2024
Anonymous III, 19x15cm, tetra pack print on Fabriano paper, 2024
Left Me Scorched, 34x28cm, soft ground aquatint etching on Fabriano paper, 2024
Me and Our Shadows, 34x28cm, soft ground aquatint etching on Fabriano paper, 2024
on recycled handmade paper, 2020