Mia Hacker

Mia Hacker is a multidisciplinary artist and creative professional whose work is deeply rooted in a reverence for the natural world and a commitment to meaningful community engagement. Inspired by the intricate beauty and complexity of nature, Mia creates textured, immersive artworks using natural found materials—such as bushfire-harvested charcoal and elements sourced directly from the earth. Her artistic practice explores the vital connections between humanity and the environment, inviting viewers into layered experiences that evoke reflection, wonder, and awareness of our place within the natural world. Each piece she creates is a tactile conversation with nature, incorporating raw textures and organic patterns that speak to resilience, regeneration, and interconnectedness. Beyond her visual art, Mia brings a wealth of experience in event management - Floating Land Biennale, Mandandanji Dreaming- Roma, New Years Eve at the Lake, Tall Trees, creative director and collaboration expert, and arts-based community work- Feature Artist Brisbane Street Art Fest. She is a passionate community curator and mentor, supporting both youth and emerging artists through projects that blend creativity with empowerment. With expertise in creative business and project logistics recently producing many iterations of Virtual Songlines. Mia offers a diverse, dynamic skill set that enriches every project she touches—bridging the worlds of art, environment, and community with authenticity and vision.