MIRANDA HAMPSON
Miranda Hampson is an artist of Anaiwan descent, recognised within the Aboriginal community at Uralla and currently practicing on Dharawal Country.
Her practice explores systems of containment and release, drawing on First Nations relationships to Country alongside her background in cultural heritage management. Through layered mark-making and repetition, Hampson constructs surfaces that hold, resist and eventually yield, mirroring the pressures placed on human, ecological and cultural systems.
Her work considers what is carried, what is constrained, and what must be released, positioning landscape not as a fixed entity but as a dynamic field of tension, memory and exchange.
