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The Hill End Artists in Residence Program occupies a unique place in the Australian visual arts landscape. A beacon for artists since the late 1940s, Hill End’s distinctive blend of landscape, gold-mining history and vernacular architecture continue to attract generations of Australian artists

Adriane Strampp will take up a residence with Hill End at Haefligers Cottage in 2016.
With a strong interest in seeking connections that offer a sense of common familiarity, Strampp's residency will involve examining the more ephemeral or temporal aspects of the landscape and man-made environment looking at condensation, changing light and shadow, weathering, decay and regrowth, exploring both interior and exterior views to produce a series of works on paper utilising a range of materials. Adriane will keep an online diary on the progress of her work on her website.