Caroline Peacocke is a Waikato-based painter and printmaker whose practice spans experimental printmaking and textured acrylic painting, with forays into 3D form across paper, clay, glass, and metal. With a background in architecture, zoology, and contemporary art, her work blends structural awareness with organic detail, resulting in pieces that are both tactile and thoughtfully composed.

Caroline draws inspiration from the landscapes she inhabits – rural sheds, derelict buildings, found objects, and small sensory moments gathered from daily life. She frequently combines relief, intaglio, and solar printing techniques, pushing the painterly boundaries of printmaking and exploring innovative methods of presentation. Her works unfold as personal visual stories, expressing memory, emotion, and place.

Since 2012, she has shared her passion as a tutor of Experimental Printmaking at the Waikato Society of Arts, and her pieces have been collected by art lovers both in New Zealand and internationally.