Amalie is a food cultural historian, chef, and cultural researcher with a Master's degree in Food Resources and Food as Art and Design Practice. Her historically grounded practice explores the intersections of food, aesthetics, agriculture, and activism, operating within the everyday, the visual, and the aesthetic.

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At the heart of Amalie's work is the meal as a gathering and storytelling a place where culture, politics, and collectiveexperiences meet.