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'Gudu-guduwa' Coming Together
2014 - 2015 70cm x 95cm Ink on Paper The patterns and shapes in the artwork are based on traditional basket weaving, leaves, roots, and other natural forms. The art of basket weaving shows the relationship and balance between Aboriginal people, the landscape and the natural world. Thousands of fibres are connected together to form one strong structure and I see this as a reflection of the strength of Aboriginal people when communities come together as one. |
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'Passionfruit'
2014 59cm x 84cm Ink on Paper Description: This drawing emerged from childhood memories of exploring and immersing myself in the natural world and it expresses the movement and aliveness found in plants and natural forms. The patterns are based on the shapes of petals, leaves, passionfruit seeds and flowers and they are woven together with vines and stems. |
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'Tide of Black and White'
2013 29cm x 42cm Ink on Paper Description: Drawn directly onto paper, the work expresses the movement and aliveness in nature, illustrating the awe-evoking complexity and intricacy of natural forms. |
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'Gugurdung' Everlasting Flower
2014 50cm x 50cm Ink on Paper Description: The everlasting flower is significant for my family. My grandmother was born in a field of everlastings during Spring when the flowers are in full bloom. I drew this image after returning from Perth in the Spring of 2014. |
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2014 - 2015
60cm x 85cm Ink on Paper |
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2014
50cm x 75cm Ink on Paper |
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2015
32cm x 23cm Pencil Drawing |
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A Dingo in the Rain
2015 23cm x 32cm Ink on Paper |
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Everlasting
2015 40cm x 40cm |
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