Amelia Moriarty

Amelia Moriarty

writer · researcher · illustrator

Paris & NYC

Words

Fiction, essays, and translation. Published in Expat Press, Midcult, Maudlin House, and others. Nominated for The Best American Essays 2026. Finalist, New Writers Flash Fiction Competition. Postgraduate researcher at the Sorbonne. At work on a debut novel.

Illustration

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Dream Diary click to read
Face Time click to view
Paper Dolls click to view
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Movement

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Styling Grégoire Alexandre · Photo Christophe Brunnquell 4 photos
Photo by Max Mikulecky 2 photos
Photo by Natalie Piserchio 2 photos
Photo Ali Ghorbani Moghaddam · Designs Zahi 3 photos
Photo by Aaron Mundow 6 photos
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Maï Yoshida 3 photos
Photo by Rui Zhang 4 photos
Designs by Romeo Stedman Mouras 1 photo
Seling Chen 3 photos
Photo by Jungle Lin 1 photo
Photo by Mark Bobo 3 photos
Designs Andu Jang · Photo Guillaume Roujas 2 photos
Photo by Stanislav Demidoff 2 photos
Photo by Illya Ovchar 2 photos
Skin Wraps 1 photo
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Amelia

Amelia Moriarty

Amelia Moriarty is a writer, researcher and illustrator from Vermont, based between New York City and Paris.

As a writer and researcher, she considers art practice and embodied experience as an approach to the sacred, beyond the limit. Across virtual worlds, machine learning and dreamscapes, she questions how collective consciousness and creative generation shape reality, informed by mysticism both ancient and modern.

Her writing has appeared in Expat Press, Midcult, Maudlin House, New Sinews and others. She works as an independent linguist and writer for AI labs while completing postgraduate study in comparative literature at the Sorbonne. She is at work on a debut novel.

As a visual artist, she illustrates imaginary realms. She models internationally in cities including Paris, NYC and Shanghai, and occasionally works as a stylist, dancer, and actor, appearing in films like Plastic Pilgrims (2025) by Rubia al-Sweel and Le Meilleur du Monde (2025) by Marion Standefer.