Iti Connor is a photomedia artist working primarily with cyanotype and mixed-media techniques.

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As a passionate daydreamer, Iti combines observations of plant life with fragments of memory and imagination, reflecting on

how the natural world affects our experiences and sense of place and belonging. 

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She is drawn to monochromatic and limited-colour palettes, and to the space between the recognisable and the abstract.

Her work is also influenced by historical Surrealist art and cinema, particularly their dreamlike imagery and unexpected visual associations.

 

Originally from Estonia, Iti relocated to Australia, where she found new inspiration in the local landscape. The unfamiliar colours, shapes and textures of the Southern Hemisphere offer a curious contrast to the natural environment of her upbringing.

 

Iti is a resident artist at Chrome Street Studios in Salisbury, Queensland, and teaches cyanotype workshops at belArts Visual Arts School.

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