Rona Green was born in the port city of Geelong, Australia. Renowned for creating striking pictures of peculiar characters, Green has received many accolades for her printmaking such as the Geelong Print Prize, Swan Hill Print Acquisitive Award and Silk Cut Award Grand Prize. Her work is represented in over fifty public collections including the National Gallery of Australia.

Rona’s pictures explore ideas about our sense of individuality. Specifically, how identity is expressed via the body. The devices she utilises in particular are anthropomorphism and body decoration. Through the fabrication of strange and unusual hybrid creatures she champions idiosyncrasy. Rona currently lives and works in the Dandenong Ranges, Melbourne.