Elisabeth Vullings is a New Zealand artist whose multidisciplinary practice encompasses painting, drawing and ceramics. Working from her rustic studio on the Kāpiti Coast, she creates richly layered works that explore the relationship between landscape, architecture, history and memory.
Her practice is rooted in observation and curiosity. Architectural forms become points of departure for works that layer history, mapping, notation and texture, revealing stories and architecture that are often overlooked or forgotten. Influenced by an enduring interest in archaeology, historical records and the passage of time, Elisabeth's work examines how places accumulate meaning and how landscapes become repositories of memory.
