Nic Compton

Nic Compton is a sculptural artist based in York, Western Australia. Raised in Aotearoa and deeply influenced by his Maori heritage and the natural landscapes of both his past and present. Over three decades, he has carved significant works from timber and stone, striving to provoke thought and wonder. His sculptures are in private collections and public spaces across WA, including notable projects like the Stolen Generation Acknowledgement, Djoondalup, Point Walter, and the Fire pit, Stirling Park, Guildford in collaboration with Sharyn Egan. Nic’s art carries a sense of energy and personal power, reflecting the Maori concept of mana.