Artist Profile

Michaye Boulter

What informs your work?

I’ve been painting for a long time now. I finished art school in my mid-twenties and more or less lived on Bruny Island until moving to Hobart about seven years ago. Sailing, fishing, family and painting have been my life since then. I paint about being on the water and living by the water, but also about the reflection of these experiences – the memories and feelings of those times. My paintings have a lot to do with the edge of land to sea to horizon, and to the landforms that border those spaces.

Your dad was a fisherman. Did you spend a lot of time at sea as a child?

Yes, my parents built a boat

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