​​Mig Dann is a Melbourne based artist currently undertaking a PhD in ​the School of Art at RMIT University. Her art practice is multi-disciplinary and autobiographical, exploring and expressing issues of childhood trauma. Her work is informed by memory and forgetting, absence and presence, feminism, queer culture and decades of lived experience. She is particularly interested in how public art can create new and innovative relationships to existing sites. Through installations that combine objects, sound and moving images in ways that are conceptually and emotionally immersive, she is considering the poetics as well as the politics of memory and personal cultural history. In 2016 Mig was commissioned to make a site responsive work for the Sculpture Walk at Wesenberg Sculpture Park, Mecklenburg, Germany, followed by a six week residency.

Mig contributed to Issue 01: TIME in 2020.