Ming Nomchong.
The gallery is pleased to present the work of Ming Nomchong (b. 1981, Sydney), an Australian photographer and visual artist based in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales. A graduate of the College of Fine Arts NSW (BFA, 2003), Nomchong’s practice moves fluidly across image-making, collage, and printmaking, reflecting a richly layered and evolving visual language.
We have recently received a new body of twelve original works, further exemplifying the artist’s meticulous process and sensitivity to material (see below).
Nomchong’s work explores the nuanced relationship between the human form and the natural world, with a particular focus on oceanic environments. Through fragmentation and reassembly, she constructs evocative compositions that intertwine body, place, and texture. These works invite a contemplative engagement with ideas of connection, memory, and spatial awareness—suggesting dreamlike, liminal worlds that feel at once distant and intimately familiar. In drawing attention to the overlooked and ever-present, her practice expands the viewer’s perception of the environments we inhabit.
To enquire about available works by Ming Nomchong, please contact the gallery.
Available Works
Previous Works
MING NOMCHONG
Ming’s pieces are available to view at the gallery.
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'Baby Blue’ - Ming Nomchong
55.6 × 45.5cm
Mixed Media Collage - hand-printed silver gelatin prints on fiber-based Barytapaper & coloured 100gsm paper / Tasmanian oak frame
This piece is an original by Ming Nomchong, created in 2025. Please find shipping information for this piece, or please enquire here.
Artist Bio;
Ming Nomchong is an Australian based photographer and visual artist living in the Northern Rivers of NSW - working Australia and worldwide. Ming’s work traverses the realms of image making, collage and printmaking, reflecting the fluidity of her practice. Her work delves into the intricate relationship between the human form and nature, particularly oceanic regions, employing a captivating dissection and assemblage of form, place, and textures. Her works play on ideas of connection to place and space, nostalgic daydreams of other worlds. Focusing in on and expanding these worlds, that are right here in front of us.