Amy Whittle
is a dutch based tech-artist and freelance designer with a fascination for data, prints,
video, products and installations focusing on interactivity. Her works can be considered
either art, design or a combination of the two, intertwining different and non artistic
disciplines to projects based on technology, biology and history.
The work might be recognised by its nostalgic character as a lot of projects are inspired by
family or her childhood. Her interests in late 19 and early 20th century machinery comes from
her english father who has an engineering background. Other inspirational sources are more
related to her childhood in general.
“In a growing society where people are
becoming more familiar with the computer I am striving to find a balance between two technical
disciplines: the mechanical and the computerised.”