Nadine Schmoll

Nadine Schmoll is a Queensland artist whose interdisciplinary practice spans art and science to explore plant, animal and human interconnections. Her work is grounded in a nature as teacher approach that includes direct observation and research of the natural world.

Drawing on her experiences in environmental education, science communication and audience engagement, Nadine's work explores reciprocity between humans and more-than-human beings through collaborative community projects and material explorations.

Nadine has exhibited with regional and independent galleries in Queensland and interstate, and internationally at the Creative Climate Awards in New York. She was a finalist in the Woollahra Sculpture Prize, Northern Beaches Environmental Art & Design Prize, and the fortyfivedownstairs Emerging Artist Award. She was awarded a Regional Arts Development Fund grant, First Prize in the Remagine Art Prize, and the SWELL Smalls Gallery People's Choice Award. Public art commissions include Heritage Lanes, Curiosity Brisbane, Brisbane City Council and Queensland Performing Arts Centre. Nadine has collaborated with research scientists from state government and the Australian Institute of Marine Science. She holds a Graduate Diploma in Secondary Education (Visual Arts).