About

Amy Jane Berlijn is an early career artist, arts-researcher and curator. Based in Lutriwania/Tasmania, their art practice spans installation, sculpture, ceramics, sound, and time-based media. Amy is currently completing an arts-based research project in the BFA Hons at the University of Tasmania. 

Passionate about artist-led activity, they founded the off-site and project-based initiative Undone ARI in 2022. Through their work as Director and Curator, Amy is passionate about platforming emerging artists at a pivotal point in their careers with supportive, accessible, and exciting professional opportunities.

Berlijn's artistic practice is motivated by a passion for positive social change, they explore identity, gender, and mental health. By examining the social paradigms that influence identity, they challenge binarised way of thinking and encourage multifaceted understandings. These themes translate to their curatorial projects, which is focused on bringing together artists that de-stabilise social structures through experimentation.

Upon graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Visual Arts) from the Queensland University of Technology in 2022, Berlijn was notably awarded the Hilde Chenhall Memorial Scholarship in recognition of their graduating body of work aftershock. Exhibiting extensively in the local community, Berlijn has participated in various exhibitions and prizes, notably their contribution to Light, Sound/­Silence at Dark Mofo 2025, group exhibitions with Field Trip Gallery and Side Gallery, and as a finalist in Queer Here 2024 with QCAD Galleries.

Upcoming projects include solo exhibitions with Sawtooth ARI, Launceston and Good Grief Studios, Hobart in 2026, their graduate exhibition at Lantern Gallery with UTAS, and Static Flux, opening December 2025 at Sunroom Gallery, Hobart.