Artworks by Colour: Ochre and Earth

Aboriginal artists derived their original array of colours from Australian pigments extracted from the earth, crafted through the iron content present in the soils. Red stands as a fundamental colour in art, symbolizing tradition and essential elements such as blood, representing life. it also embodies the elements of earth and fire.

Kim Kiosses
Southwest, WA,
Moodjar Tree
YAA-300

91 x 61 cm
Sold
Theclan Bernadette Puruntatameri
Tiwi Islands, NT,
Pununi Jilamara
YAA-231

100 x 100 cm
Sold
Natalie Clark (Jackson)
Undalup (Busselton), WA,
Colours of Kambarang
yaa-501

141 x 144 cm
Sold
Natalie Clark (Jackson)
Undalup (Busselton), WA,
Colours of Birak
yaa-500

134 x 145 cm
$3,000.00
Natalie Clark (Jackson)
Undalup (Busselton), WA,
Colours of Bunuru
yaa-499

143 x 144 cm
$3,000.00
Megan Corby
Bunbury, WA,
Edalak Boodja – Night Country
YAA-494

51 x 76 cm
$700.00
Megan Corby
Bunbury, WA,
Djeran – Journey to the Inland Camps
YAA-490

51 x 51 cm
$450.00
Athena Nangala Granites
Yuendumu, NT,
Napaljarri-warnu Jukurrpa (Seven Sisters Dreaming)
WAR-150

107 x 107 cm
Sold
Vanetta Nampijinpa Hudson
Nyirripi, NT,
Warlukurlangu Jukurrpa (Fire country Dreaming)
WAR-148

152 x 122 cm
$3,550.00

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