Amy Lea Hill‑Trindall is a Kamilaroi artist and cultural educator based on Dharawal Country, directing Dewrang Art since 2018. Her practice spans murals, textile and logo design, RAP artworks, weaving workshops, corporate commissions, and cultural education across schools and community organisations. She also illustrates a seven‑book children’s series with Dr Jodi Edwards and works across multiple NSW public schools as an Aboriginal Education Officer.

Her major projects include public murals for Kirawee and Tharawal Public Schools, large‑scale health‑sector artworks for Prince of Wales, St George, Sutherland and Liverpool, and infrastructure and RAP design for IAG, Transport NSW, and Trustee & Guardian. Additional work includes Connecting to Country design for Cecil Hills High School and public art contributions across Gadigal, Bankstown Hospital, SELHD and PHN.

Amy has exhibited at Hazlehurst Arts Centre, Hurstville Museum & Gallery, Pari, Yapang and Campbelltown Arts Centre, earning awards including the MIL‑PRA AECG Art Award and multiple Sutherland Shire Business Awards. In 2025 she serves on the AECG Sutherland Shire, Georges River Council and PHN Aboriginal Advisory Committees, strengthening her cultural leadership and community impact.