A reinterpretation of the London Design Biennale 2023’s Inner Peace Pavilion unfolds within the meticulously reconstructed Nelson Staircase, rebuilt after WWII. "Inner Peace" enacts a metaphorical soul-purification, offering a unique rite of passage towards a new era of universal empathy, highlighting the wisdom of God and the generosity of Earth.
At the heart of the Music-Mind-Textiles is an enchanting “waterfall-like” installation flows in a seamless continuum. The innovative textile transcends inert materiality to become a responsive, living organism — a rigorously orchestrated inquiry into how the states of emotion can be externalized, shared, and made sensorially legible as mediating and amplifying human connection, visible in every subtle shift of light and tone. Inner Peace reframes survival as a collective act of attunement — fragile, vital, and sustained through shared presence. Peace is not a static ideal but a living, breathing process unfolding in the luminous interval of hope between one note and the next, heralding “The Future of the Mind."
Special Thanks to
Victoria Broackes, Director of London Design Biennale (LDB)
Anne Toomey, Associate Dean, School of Design,
Head of Textiles Program, Royal College of Art (RCA)
Irene Gallou, Head of Specialist Modelling Group (SMG),
Sr. Partner, Foster + Partners
*In honor of her beliefs, Amelia donated ‘Inner Peace’ artwork to the Royal College of Art collection for charitable and educational purposes.
Amelia is an artistic designer and textile innovator at the intersection of creativity, advanced materials and art-technology, transforming ideas into immersive experiences. She received the Best Talent Designer Award in 2007 presented “Time Lapse” (Taipei Art Festival 2017). Her artworks have been showcased internationally at Première Vision Paris (2011-16), ISPO Award Munich (2014-15), London Design Biennale (2023), and CHANEL Innovation Festival (2023). Her startup MUSÉE WAV: Envision Era shortlisted for Terra Carta (The former Prince of Wales) Sustainability Initiative (2024), and project CÉLESTEVERSE invited to the Curator Network at the Marché du Film, 78th Cannes Film Festival (2025).
Amelia has worked with leading brands, driving innovation in fabric R&D, visual art, and digital designs. She pioneered Spatial Music-Mind-Textiles during her MA in Textiles at Royal College of Art, weaving together empathy, sustainability, and visionary design. AME d'ART crafts art infused with kindness and faith in God’s will.
