Amelia Caulfield is a socially engaged artist and filmmaker from Kilkenny based in Dublin. Her practice explores communication, relationality, and the social structures that shape how we connect with one another. Working across artist film, installation, participatory research, and social practice, Amelia is interested in the tensions between individual experience and connection, and in the often-complex ways people navigate intimacy, misunderstanding, and social expectations, especially through a lens of neurodivergence. 

Amelia holds an MFA in Fine Art Media from NCAD, an MA in Social Practice from TUS, and a BA in Film and Documentary from ATU. Her work has been supported by The Arts Council, IMMA, ArtLinks, LEADER, LAWPRO, and local Arts Offices.

Alongside her studio practice, Amelia also works as a freelance videographer, editor, and arts facilitator, collaborating with artists, arts organisations, businesses, young people and community groups.

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