,Johanna van der Linden (she/her) is a multi disciplinary artist from Naarm (Melbourne), with an ongoing interest in materiality, Catholicism, upbringing, shame and representations of the female body. Engaging with concepts around feminist new materialisms, Johanna uses materials such as latex, steel, wax, soap and family heirlooms as a point of departure in her practice which spans sculpture, installation and printmaking. She is interested in the relationships between form, materiality and space, and how tensions and slippages between the sacred and profane can be manipulated, broken and re-made.
She received her B.A. from Australian Catholic University, an Honours (First Class) in Fine Arts from RMIT university, and a Master of Fine Arts (research) from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand.
She received her B.A. from Australian Catholic University, an Honours (First Class) in Fine Arts from RMIT university, and a Master of Fine Arts (research) from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand.