Elle Andrews is a multidisciplinary artist whose evocative work explores the intersections of memory, landscape, and identity. Born in 1987 in Wellington, New Zealand, Andrews has developed a distinctive practice that blends photography, text, sound, and installation, often engaging with archives and oral histories to breathe new life into narratives overlooked by mainstream culture. Her art is informed by a background in museum studies and a deep engagement with the communities and environments that inspire her projects.

Exhibited widely in galleries across Aotearoa and internationally, Andrews’s work is recognized for its subtle interrogation of place and its poetic reflection on what endures through time. In addition to her own practice, she is an active collaborator and curator, contributing to projects and spaces that support experimental and socially engaged art.