Miranda Hampson is of Aboriginal descent (Anaiwan). She is recognised as part of the Aboriginal community at Uralla and is currently practicing on Dharawal Country.

Hampson’s work honours First Nations connections to Country, drawing on her heritage and her background in cultural heritage management.

Hampson’s practice is grounded in the shared experiences of kin, Country and place. Her art extends beyond the ecological, suggesting it as a means to heal and strengthen the bonds between people, land and culture.

Her works explore a visual language that is both personal and cultural. Each piece is a result of a ritual of repetition where mark making builds upon itself, creating richly layered surfaces that pulse with depth and intensity.