Dana Kinter is an artist living and making on Kaurna land, South Australia.

Drawing from the natural environment, Dana Kinter has created a signature style that embraces Australia’s native flora and fauna. Dana employs a subdued colour palette with emphasis on the natural characteristics of her materials. Her art reflects a harmonious blend of influences, from the bold confident brushwork of Indigenous Australian painting to the geometric and floral patterns of Islamic art and the intricate repetitive designs of woodblock hand printing found in North India and Japan.

Dana's pieces carry a spiritual essence, complemented by carefully curated titles drawn from the works of renowned poets such as Ghalib, Neruda, Elia, and Rumi. Collaborations include Gorman, Adairs and Tasting Australia. Dana has also been a finalist in the Fleurieu Landscape prize (SA), Heysen Prize for Landscape (SA) and the Royal Botanic Gardens Prize (VIC).