Yolanda Scholz Vinall is a multidisciplinary artist based in Naarm/Melbourne whose work spans painting, ceramics, installation, and video. Her practice is deeply rooted in material-led exploration, focusing on themes of sustainability, memory, and a connection to place. By creating pigments from locally and ethically sourced materials, she fosters a profound and tactile relationship with the natural world, capturing its ephemeral beauty in her work.

Her art unpacks the often-overlooked themes of unpaid domestic labor and the importance of slow, intentional living. Through her practice, Yolanda Scholz Vinall invites audiences to pause, reflect, and embrace a more nurturing connection with their environments. By exploring decay, site, and process, she creates works that are both sensory and tactile, encouraging moments of quiet contemplation.

Yolanda Scholz Vinall holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) from RMIT University (2022). Her dedication to her craft has earned her recognition through the Reflector Magazine Award (2022) and the RMIT Vice Chancellor’s List Award (2020). Her work has been exhibited widely across Naarm/Melbourne, with recent solo exhibitions including Backs (revisited) at 138 Gallery (2024) and Reoccurring at West End Art Space (2024).

In addition to solo shows, Yolanda Scholz Vinall has participated in significant group and collaborative projects, such as Remnants at FELTspace (2025) and the Biennale of Colour and Light at West End Art Space (2024). Her process-driven approach reflects a sustained commitment to ephemeral storytelling and a thoughtful engagement with her materials.

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