Annette Wilson
b. 1992

Annette Wilson is an Australian photographer and multidisciplinary creative, on a continual pursuit to find beauty in the mundane and joy in the seemingly trivial, and to capture them with both candor and depth. Predominantly focused on documenting the human experience, her work dances between an honest portrayal of life as it is and something transcendent, almost otherworldly—the intersection of the two shaping her distinctive style.

Fueled by an insatiable curiosity and a profound desire to explore the complexities of the human condition, Annette has traveled extensively, forging meaningful connections with people in the many places she’s lived and worked. These experiences and bonds have provided invaluable insights, enriching her practice and deepening its resonance, grounding it in a broader understanding of the world and the people we share it with.

Raised alongside five wild siblings in sunny Sydney by a New Zealand Maori father and a Swedish mother, her upbringing in a culturally diverse household deeply shaped her creative outlook. Currently based between Berlin, Germany, and Helsingborg, Sweden, Annette works globally- her practice grounded in her commitment to personal growth, lifelong learning, and a global perspective.

She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Media Arts from the University of New South Wales, with further studies in interior design, ceramics, floristry, creative writing, music, languages, and art history. This broad educational foundation, combined with insights from extensive global travel, allows her to weave diverse creative disciplines with a deep curiosity and understanding of human nature into her work, offering a distinctive and nuanced perspective on the complexities of the human condition.