Fiona Amundsen's practice engages with social anthropology, combining photography, documentary and historical traumas to produce pseudo ethnographic records. Particularly she is interested in the representation of Anglo-American and Japanese pre/post war narratives, choosing to complicate military histories and memorials.
Read MoreAmundsen sees herself as a cultural outsider and yet her works are augmented by a uniquely Asia Pacific background. She recieved a master of Social Sciences from the University of Waikato in 2005, and is curently a senior lecturer at AUT in Art Theory/History and Photography, Auckland, New Zealand.