About

Amy Jane is an emerging artist, curator, and the founding director of artist run initiative Undone ARI. Based in Tasmania, Australia, their practice spans ceramics, sculpture, and digital media. Jane is currently completing their BA Hons at the University of Tasmania, conducting a research project investigating the multiplicities of a hybrid digital and tactile approach to materiality through queer feminist methodologies.

Motivated by a passion for positive social change, they explore concepts at the intersection of feminism, mental health, and digital technologies. Through tactile materials and intricate processes, they work across sculpture, installation, sound, performance, and time-based media. Driven by the belief that vulnerability can have a profoundly positive social impact, Jane reflects on their lived experience as a queer and neurodiverse individual to examine the social paradigms that govern our perspectives and influence our identities through a feminist lens.

Upon graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Visual Arts) from the Queensland University of Technology in 2022, Jane was notably awarded the Hilde Chenhall Memorial Scholarship in recognition of their graduating body of work and outstanding potential to contribute to Visual Arts in Australia. Throughout their career Jane has participated in a range of exhibitions, prizes, events, and markets, including their contribution to the UTAS work Light, Sound/­Silence, Shadow in Dark Mofo, Hobart 2025.

Upcoming projects include her graduate exhibition at UTAS, a group exhibition with Sawtooth ARI (Launceston), and a solo exhibition with Good Grief Studios in Hobart in 2026.