Alycia Page Wilson is an emerging multidisciplinary artist based in Australia working across painting, illustration, and textile sculpture. Her practice is rooted in an exploration of wildlife, environment, and culture. She often draws inspiration from Australian fauna, tropical marine life, and the landscapes and stories she encounters in her travels.

Alycia’s work combines vibrant colour, layered textures, and a playful approach to form to create pieces that highlight the beauty and fragility of natural systems. She experiments with a variety of materials and techniques including acrylic and watercolour painting, mixed media illustration, and crochet sculpture to explore the relationships between species, place, and ecological change.

Alycia holds a Bachelor of Design in Visual Communication from Deakin University, where she developed a strong foundation in both traditional and contemporary visual practices. Her education has informed her multidisciplinary approach and her ongoing interest in combining craft, illustration, and environmental storytelling.

Her projects often reflect her interest in biodiversity, environmental conservation, and cultural narratives. Alycia has exhibited across Australia and is building an international practice through ongoing research, field observation, and collaborations that connect art with community and nature.