Marg Alexander is a photographic artist whose work explores the relationships between landscapes, time and the human experience. Working with innovative digital processes, she creates imagery that is often moody, serene and contemplative. Her photos frequently involve subtle interventions within the landscape that encourage viewers to reconsider familiar natural forms and the connections we have to them. Through quiet disruptions, she explores themes of visibility, perception and the cultural narratives that shape our response to ageing, grief and the natural world.

Recent projects include Visible Results (2026), which interrogates how women’s experience of ageing is shaped by cultural pressures to conceal, correct and reverse the signs of age; Bundy in the Pocket (2025), centred on the critically endangered Eucalyptus carolaniae, and Don't Tell Me You're Sorry (2024), a body of work reflecting on grief and emotional loss.