MESSAGE STICKS PINK Framed Print

DESCRIPTION

Message Sticks Pink Framed Art Print Dharrang is a word from Wiradjuri language, meaning message stick. 'Message sticks' were used as a traditional way of communication. Artist Name: Maria Watson-Trudgett Artist Story: My paintings express my connections to my Aboriginal culture, in contemporary expressions of now! I am a proud Koori woman of the Wiradjuri people from the Central West of NSW. I am a storyteller and self- taught artist and I have been painting and exhibiting for more than a decade. Painting quietens my mind and supports me connect with my Culture, Country, and Ancestors. Painting strengthens my Aboriginal identity and creates a sense of belonging to ‘people and place’. My painting style is a contemporary fusion of abstract and Aboriginal art, using groups of symbols as a way of narrating a story and preserving cultural traditions. It is the way our people have passed on information for thousands of years. I am passionate about sharing my art, with an intention of positively influencing people’s attitudes and awareness of Australia’s First Nations people and our rich diverse cultures. I have created many commissioned artworks for private collectors and corporate organisations, both national and international.

KEY FEATURES

• • Printed using archival inks and paper - which means no fading
  • Frame: 30mm (w) x 45mm (d)
• Colour: Oak
• Size: 106x141.5cm
• Material Composition: The framed prints are securely mounted onto foam core and framed behind museum grade plexiglass.
• Wall Art Style: Aboriginal
• Arrives ready to hang: true
• Product Code: 10045810

ASSEMBLY

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