Nina Hurr is an artist based in Byron Bay. Their style is colourful, playful, and full of positive messages. Their artworks include drawings on recycled surfboards, framed pieces, and digital illustrations. 

Nina lives with schizoaffective disorder and their experiences with this help shape the random and sometimes chaotic ideas in their art. Nina was a passionate artist as a child, but rediscovered art while in hospital as a tool for expressing feelings and thoughts. They have been part of many art projects across the Northern Rivers region and have completed a number of commission pieces for local community groups and fundraisers.

Nina believes that everyone should have hope for their future and their art aims to remind us to have fun.

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The hungry seagull surfs towards the bowl of chips as the plane comes in to land. The Dalmatian collects crystals in the moonlight. The skull is cooking marshmallows and potatoes by the fire as the rocket takes off into the tree house. It's time for the dolphin to have a shower. The electric guitar dances to its favourite tune on the bridge.