Naomi Troski is a Melbourne based artist who has exhibited in Australia and internationally.
Her work is a response to subtle perceived shifts that occur in nature. Changes observed in colour and light, shape and shadow, form and texture and are expressed through the use of different media.
She has a BSc and MFA from Monash University and a BAFA (Hons) First Class from London’s Central St Martins College of Art and Design.
Recent exhibitions include work shown with John Warwicker at NotFair, Melbourne (2026) and MARS Gallery, Melbourne (2025). She is currently working on a commission for Bruce Henderson Architects and has completed commissions for; the offices of McKinsey & Company in the City of Melbourne (2022), tlc Healthcare (2022), a suite of art works for the offices of Techne Architects (2021), Chadstone Shopping Centre working with architects EATAS, (2021), and a number of commissions for private clients.
She has held solo shows and been included in a number of group shows in Australia, USA, UK and Japan. She presented work as part of Melbourne Design Week (2022), and Open House Melbourne (2022), was a finalist in the Toorak Sculpture Exhibition (2021) with work presented in the Mercedes Benz Showroom, was a recipient of a City of Melbourne Covid-19 response grant (2020) for development of new work, curated a group show and presented works in A Daily Circus for the Dirty Dozen (2019) programme for the City of Melbourne, co-curated Unhidden (2017) with Kali Michailidis at the Counihan Gallery for which they were recipients of a Japan Foundation grant (2017), was a finalist in the Deakin University Small Sculpture Award (2018), Wyndham Art Prize (2016), MCollection Art Award (2015), ScenicWorld Artprize (2015) and Substation Contemporary Art Prize (2011) and a recipient of an ArtStart Grant( 2012).