Ellen Dahl is a Norwegian born, Sydney based visual artist working across photography, video, sound and installation. Much of her practice is rooted in working with or around the landscape, while conceptually informed by trepidation around the Anthropocene and a desire to articulate the uncertainties of place and belonging. She has an ongoing interest in the aesthetic/poetic potential within the photographic medium and its close relationship to how we assemble ecological meaning and geological imagination. Ellen holds an MFA from Sydney College of the Arts, University of Sydney and is a PhD candidate at School of Creative Arts, University of Tasmania.