Aurélia Duplouich is a French born artist based in London.

Trained as an architect and  urban designer, she is inspired  by her deep and complex relationship to the physical and human environment. ​​

As a neurodivergent artist, she is interested in all forms of perceptions as alternative sources of visual expression, such as sound, textures,  interoception, a sense which lies behind intuition, and proprioception,  the inner experiencing of our own bodies in space. In her continuous search for alternatives to current narratives, ​​she explores the correspondence between art forms and often uses opera and classical music as a catalyst for creating a deeper connection between her inner world and her paintings.

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​​​​​Her current work focuses on reconciliation. Wether at a large scale such as in the Sea country project, inspired by the history of the people of Australia, the Villes imaginées project in collaboration with Zeina Hermes Rifai, a Dubai based artist,  looking at refugees' re- imagined relationship with their home city often abandoned but carried within, and, at an intimate scale, the Homecoming project, or how  we create a home within, when as often is the case for neurodivergent people who have lived a lifetime without  knowing safety within themselves.

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She is a founder and member of the London based Anima artist collective.

Her work has been exhibited in London, France and Dubai.