Belinda Piggott works from her studio on the land of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, in Sydney.  A multidisciplinary artist, her research driven work is informed the tenacity of nature and respect for the interconnectedness of all life forms.  The intersection of nature and technology is explored in various bodies of work that reference the urban landscape, seascape and the cosmos.

Community has always played a pivotal role in Piggott's work. Seeking input from peers and inviting collaboration, she embraces diverse perspectives to enrich her practice. This collaborative spirit extends beyond the studio, as she believes in the power of collective action to address pressing global challenges, such climate change.
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Solo exhibitions include Constructed Forest, Laneway Art Space, St Kilda 2018, Stilled, Woollahra Gallery 2022 and All that Twinkles, Linden New Art Project Space, St Kilda 2023.  Her work has been a finalist for art prizes including Waterhouse, Deakin Small Sculpture, Silicious and North Sydney Art Prizes.  She is a member of collaborative groups including Entangled, Dirt Witches and Sea Worriers and has worked with Helen Earl since 2019, their exhibition, Catchment, was at Museum of Art and Culture, yapang in 2025.