Naomi Troski is a Melbourne-based artist who has exhibited across Australia and internationally. Her work responds to nature through close observation — subtle shifts of colour and light, shape and shadow, form and texture — translated across a range of media.
She holds a BSc and MFA from Monash University, and a BAFA (Hons) First Class from Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London.
Recent exhibitions include work shown with John Warwicker at NotFair, Melbourne (2026), and at MARS Gallery, Melbourne (2025). Her commissioned work includes projects for McKinsey & Company and tlc Healthcare (both 2022), a suite of works for Techne Architects (2021), and a commission for Chadstone Shopping Centre in collaboration with architects EATAS (2021), alongside numerous private commissions completed in 2021–22. She is currently working on new commissions.
Troski has held solo shows and featured in group exhibitions across Australia, the USA, UK and Japan, and presented work as part of Melbourne Design Week and Open House Melbourne (both 2022). She was a finalist in the Toorak Sculpture Exhibition (2021), with work shown in the Mercedes-Benz showroom, and received a City of Melbourne COVID-19 response grant (2020) to develop new work. In 2019 she curated a group show and presented work in A Daily Circus as part of the City of Melbourne's Dirty Dozen programme, and in 2017 she co-curated Unhidden with Kali Michailidis at Counihan Gallery, for which the pair received a Japan Foundation grant.
She has been a finalist in the Deakin University Small Sculpture Award (2018), Wyndham Art Prize (2016), M Collection Art Award (2015), Scenic World Art Prize (2015) and Substation Contemporary Art Prize (2011), and received an ArtStart Grant (2012).
Troski has completed large-scale public sculptural commissions, and her work is held in numerous private collections.