Hannah Lange.
Hannah is a proud Wiradjuri Woman. A self-taught artist telling stories of nature and culture through art.
Hannah was born and raised in the Blue Mountains on Dharug/Darug and Gundungurra country. This land has a huge influence on her work until this day. Her pieces often encompass minor intricacies of the sweeping landscapes filled with native bushland, rivers and layered sandstone cliff faces, down to the tiniest details of bark patterns of the place she once called home.
Hannah now resides on Bundjalung Country where she has infinite inspiration from the surrounding forest and coastlines.
Hannah aims to capture the intricate parts of nature that often go unseen, drawing attention to the beauty it has to offer. Highlighting the innate deep connection of First Nations peoples to the land!
Hannah’s special relationship with the land and her art practice is what keeps her connected to her culture and ancestors, to Country.

‘Kajimbourra - Sydney Red Gum’ by Hannah Lange
141.5 x 80.5 cm
Acrylic on cotton canvas
This piece is an original by Hannah Lange created in 2024. Please find shipping information for this piece, or please enquire here.
'I see the red gum as a symbol of resilience, its roots connecting us to Country and the land’s enduring spirit. The red sap, represents life and history, while the tree itself holds stories of survival, providing shelter, medicine, and wisdom. This painting honours the red gum as a guardian of our heritage and invites reflection on our bond with Country and its sacred role in our culture. - Words by Hannah Lange
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