Jillian Fitzpatrick (b. 1996, Gunaikurnai country, AU) is a multidisciplinary artist based on the unceded lands of the palawa people. Recently completing her Honours in Marine and Antarctic Science, Fitzpatrick's work bridges the realms of science and art, drawing on her ecological knowledge. Primarily an oil painter, she also works with woodcarving, printmaking and textiles. Her artistic process is informed by her career in conservation, seeking to share elements of the environment through her art. The insights gained from her scientific career draw deep connections and parallels within her artistic practice. Fitzpatrick's artistic journey began with a focus on abstraction, dreamscapes, the subconscious, and mysticism during her time studying Fine Arts at the Victorian College of the Arts. Fitzpatrick exhibited her first solo show, Mud Bath, at New Statue in 2022. This show marked her transition to naturalistic painting, evolving from her earlier work while continuing to explore similar themes. Fitzpatrick has exhibited her work in Melbourne and Gippsland, AU.