Image: Indeah Clark, "Prettier if You Smiled" acquired installation at MRAG
Headshot: by Tamahae Puha

Profile
Indeah Clark is a multidisciplinary artist of Biripi, Worimi, and Wonnarua descent. Working across ceramics, printmaking, animation, painting, film photography, and sculpture, she blends contemporary themes with low-brow aesthetics. Her art explores identity, belonging, and cultural heritage through repetition, color, and form. Influences include Kaylene Whiskey, Tony Albert, and Vincent Namatjira.

Base of Activity: Newcastle, AUS; Tokyo, Japan
Media Used: Paper based media, print making, photography, sculpture

Selected CV:
1. Acquisition Winner at the 2025 Brenda Clouten Scholarship at Maitland Regional Art Gallery
2. Bachelor in Creative Industries, 2023
3. Recipient of the Ian Potter Cultural Trust Grant, 2025

Project Plan
I aim to create a body of work that is informed by my environment, drawing on my time and experience in Japan. I would like to work with concepts based around identity and the mundane. I will draw on the iconography in Tokyo and the iconography of my home in Australia. I will also be working on my technical development by partaking in workshops around Tokyo like ceramics, woodblock printing, and paper making classes.