Amy is a lecturer in Design at SAE University College Institute and a contemporary artist working across photography, drawing, and illustration. Her research and creative practice explore imagination, visual storytelling, and world-building. With a PhD in contemporary constructed photography and publications with Routledge, Amy’s work bridges scholarly research and studio practice. Amy mentors students in innovative, process-led approaches to art and design while exhibiting and publishing her own creative projects.

  • This is where ideas begin. My work explores imagination, constructed worlds, and the emotional power of imagery. Through research and creative practice, I investigate how visual experiences can evoke wonder and shape the way we see and feel.

  • I bring ideas to life through constructed photography and visual storytelling. My practice blends technical skill with conceptual thinking, creating carefully crafted images that transform imagination into tangible, visual form.

  • As an educator, I’m passionate about guiding others to develop their ideas, confidence, and creative voice. I create supportive learning environments that encourage experimentation, critical thinking, and growth, creatively and professionally.