Shae Gregg is a multidisciplinary artist based on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. Working primarily in painting and drawing, she creates evocative figurative compositions that explore themes of identity, memory, and belonging.
Her practice often draws from archival photographs, combining traditional techniques in graphite and charcoal with a sensitive, reflective approach to visual storytelling. Through these works, Shae navigates the emotional terrain of lived experience—tracing the ways memory is held in the body, the family, and the collective imagination.
Recent work has become a quiet process of cultural reconnection—shaped by conversations across generations, fragments of remembered places, and the presence of ancestral forms within domestic spaces. Through gesture and mark-making, she gathers what was once distant, approaching identity not as something fixed, but as something felt, recalled, and continually uncovered. Her drawings are a space for listening, assembling, and gently making sense of where she comes from.