Rachel Morley is an artist and arts worker from the outer western suburbs of Narrm/Melbourne. Working across analogue photography, Super 8 film and photo collage, her practice explores place, memory and the ways power is embedded within the built environment. Drawing on her own experiences growing up in Melbourne's west, she examines how housing, urban planning and public infrastructure shape identity, while increasingly focusing on the role of family in transforming these everyday landscapes through acts of care, humour and remembrance.

Morley has presented work in galleries and public space, with projects appearing on rooftops, bridges and LED billboards embedded within suburban streets. She has held solo exhibitions at Next Wave (2026), the Wyndham Cultural Centre (2023), Analogue Academy (2022), and her photographic work 'Housing should not be for profit' was shortlisted for the 2023 Wyndham Art Prize. She is an alumna of Next Wave's 2024-24 Kickstart program.