Alana Wilson’s work is visceral, intimate, and tactile, drawing upon natural, biographical, art-historical and anthropological sources. With a practice involving philosophical inquiry and material investigation, using primarily ceramic, also bronze, printmaking, and photography.

Forming a visual and conceptual lineage across mediums and processes, the Australian-born, New Zealand-raised artist questions the relationship between humans and their environments and the scale at which we exist in nature: the macrocosm and interconnectedness of all life, from the intimate to the universal.

Alana Wilson (b. 1989 in Canberra, Australia) lives and works in Sydney, Australia. Select recent solo exhibitions include Passages, Gallery Crossing, Minokamo, Japan (2022); Alana Wilson at Potter’s House Mallorca, Islas Baleares, Spain (2022); Planets, Mercies, & The Flow (惑星、慈愛、そして絶間ない流れ), Gallery Crossing, Minokamo, Japan (2020). Select group exhibitions include Perspective, Gallery Crossing, Minokamo, Japan (2023); Smoke, ReadingRoom, Naarm / Melbourne, Australia (2023); Outside In, Laree Payne Gallery, Hamilton, New Zealand (2022); Earthbound, Goulburn Regional Gallery, Goulburn, Australia (2021); (Three Artists, Forms, Colours), ReadingRoom, Naarm / Melbourne, Australia (2020). Alana received both her Bachelor of Fine Art (Ceramics) and Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) from National Art School, Sydney (2011) and (2012).