melanie
About melanie
Melanie Pyne is a multidisciplinary cultural producer, researcher, and audio-visual artist working at the intersection of human rights and environmental advocacy. Her practice blends archival, investigative, and mythopoetic storytelling to explore memory, resistance, and extractive justice. A key contributor to EarthElders, she investigates green colonialism, lithium extraction, and biocultural heritage. Past projects include visual ethnographies on European border violence and subverting surveillance for ecological stewardship. At COP26, she helped Minga Indígena achieve the world’s first Loss and Damage Fund. She has held residencies at Traditional Dream Factory, archived at the Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art, and debuted sonics on Egregore Collective. Her work has been featured by BBC, It’s Nice That, and SHOWstudio, with collaborations including Nile Rodgers, The Jacksons, Boys Noize, Sister Sledge, TLC, Rudimental, and more.
Melanie Pyne is a multidisciplinary cultural producer, researcher, and audio-visual artist working at the intersection of human rights and environmental advocacy. Her practice blends archival, investigative, and mythopoetic storytelling to explore memory, resistance, and extractive justice. A key contributor to EarthElders, she investigates green colonialism, lithium extraction, and biocultural heritage. Past projects include visual ethnographies on European border violence and subverting surveillance for ecological stewardship. At COP26, she helped Minga Indígena achieve the world’s first Loss and Damage Fund. She has held residencies at Traditional Dream Factory, archived at the Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art, and debuted sonics on Egregore Collective. Her work has been featured by BBC, It’s Nice That, and SHOWstudio, with collaborations including Nile Rodgers, The Jacksons, Boys Noize, Sister Sledge, TLC, Rudimental, and more.
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