Amy & Her Quite Experiments creates improvised ambient soundscapes in direct response to the environment of the art museum. Her performances draw inspiration from the themes of the exhibitions, the emotional tone of the space, and the quiet, collective presence of the audience—even their breathing.
Rather than filling the room, her music gently expands it. The soundscapes do not compete with the artworks but exist alongside them, offering a new layer of perception. In place of silence, she offers sound that encourages visitors to slow down, look longer, and feel more deeply.
Each performance is unique—composed in real time as a dialogue with the space. In this way, her work turns the museum into a living, evolving atmosphere where sound and art are experienced together, in thoughtful harmony.