Greer Rabbette is a graduate of Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design. This is where she discovered her unique style through exploring the seen and unseen, the real and imagined. She works in an abstract expressionist manner, while also delving into pop art through her digital creations.

Of Māori descent and born of the Nga Puhi and Teroroa Tribes, her art reflects Māori mythology and native scenery. She uses color and gestural mark-making to convey these themes, capturing both energy and emotion, which are central to her artistic expression.

Working across various mediums—including pastels, oils, and digital painting—she is not constrained by materials. As she looks forward to pursuing her Master of Design in 2025, she remains committed to a journey of continuous learning and growth alongside her art practice.