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By Amandine is a multidisciplinary practice run by Amandine Vincent.
Working at the intersection of art and culture, history, and craft practice, Amandine focusses on connecting cultures and their narratives, with the aim to produce and communicate meaning around art and language to the wider public.
Her work spans artistic expression, research and interpretation as well as art writing. She brings this expertise to collaborations, consultancy, and independent projects across a wide range of contexts.
Material-led jewellery grounded in
process, time,
and material transformation.
Writing and image curation
that use art history and language as lenses
to reflect on culture
and the world we inhabit.
Working with
art practitioners and
cultural organisations
to articulate ideas
through
visual and interpretive thinking.
About
Amandine’s background brings together teaching, jewellery making, and art history. She first worked as an English teacher, an experience that sparked a lasting interest in how people understand, interpret, and give meaning to what they encounter across linguistic and cultural contexts.
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Today, that curiosity extends to art and visual cultures, and to the ways audiences encounter images and objects.
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Over time, Amandine’s approach has brought together several strands of work to form a coherent practice in which making, research, and reflection inform one another. Drawing on a distinctive combination of skills and experiences, she has developed a perspective that moves fluidly between hands-on practice and academic inquiry, supporting a research-informed approach to interpretation and meaning-making.
