Marylou Verberne is a photographic artist based on Dja Dja Wurrung Country in central Victoria, Australia. Working across photography, textiles and installation, her practice explores relationships between landscape, memory and deep time, examining how places bear the traces of ecological change and human intervention.

Much of her work emerges from prolonged engagement with the landscapes of the Central Victorian Goldfields and other places encountered through travels. Using photography alongside processes including intentional camera movement, stitching and material transformation, she creates works that move beyond documentation to evoke the sensory and emotional experience of place.

Marylou’s love of Australian landscapes remain at the centre of her practice. Their ancient geology, changing climate and layered histories provide a way of exploring resilience, ecological change and the enduring relationship between people and the environments they inhabit.

Marylou is currently completing a Master of Contemporary Art at the Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne.