This is an original artwork by Ming Nomchong.

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Ming Nomchong is a photographer and visual artist living in the Northern Rivers of NSW, working within Australia and worldwide.

Her fine art based work traverses the realms of image making, collage and printmaking, reflecting the fluidity of her practice. Her work delves into the intricate relationship between the human form and nature, employing a captivating dissection and assemblage of form, place, and textures.

About 'Sea Foam In My Eyes'

Ming Nomchong’s latest body of work — titled 'Sea Foam In My Eyes' — explores the delicate interplay between the minute and the monumental elements of our oceanic environments. Nomchong has turned her gaze to the hypnotic language of tides and textures: sea creatures, velvet currents, blurred reflections, human form. All alive, breathing, sensual; a marine intimacy where pattern becomes pulse and water becomes skin.

As Nomchong magnifies, deconstructs, and reassembles these natural forms, we increasingly see them not as inert objects, but as living constellations — intricate worlds within, as vast and mysterious as the seas that shaped them. These close encounters hint at a reality both elemental and infinite — where a single shard of shell or a fleck of seafoam holds the echo of something far greater. In these fragments, we glimpse a mirror: not separate from the world, but woven through it. What we touch, what we see, what stirs us — it is all part of us, just as we are part of it. Each detail, no matter how small, speaks of belonging to a vast, breathing whole.