Doobakiny - Go Slowly
51cm x 41cm
Acrylic on Stretched Canvas
Natural Pine Float Frame
Across Noongar Boodja, the bushland is always moving, even when it seems still. The soft purples and earthy browns speak of changing seasons, where the land rests, renews, and prepares for new life. Every colour carries a memory of Country—rich soil beneath our feet, ancient rocks, wildflowers blooming after the rain, and the gentle light that settles over the bush at day's end.
The flowing textures weave through the artwork like the pathways of our old people, connecting water, trees, animals, and families. The white meeting places remind us that every journey leads back to one another, where stories are shared, knowledge is passed on, and culture remains strong.
Just as no two parts of the bush are the same, every textured mark represents the uniqueness of Country. Together they create harmony, showing that every plant, every creek, every creature, and every person belongs within the greater story of Boodja.
This artwork honours the beauty of Noongar bushland—its flowing spirit, its rich colours, and the enduring connection between Country, culture, and generations past, present, and those still to come.
Doobakiny - Go Slowly
51cm x 41cm
Acrylic on Stretched Canvas
Natural Pine Float Frame
Across Noongar Boodja, the bushland is always moving, even when it seems still. The soft purples and earthy browns speak of changing seasons, where the land rests, renews, and prepares for new life. Every colour carries a memory of Country—rich soil beneath our feet, ancient rocks, wildflowers blooming after the rain, and the gentle light that settles over the bush at day's end.
The flowing textures weave through the artwork like the pathways of our old people, connecting water, trees, animals, and families. The white meeting places remind us that every journey leads back to one another, where stories are shared, knowledge is passed on, and culture remains strong.
Just as no two parts of the bush are the same, every textured mark represents the uniqueness of Country. Together they create harmony, showing that every plant, every creek, every creature, and every person belongs within the greater story of Boodja.
This artwork honours the beauty of Noongar bushland—its flowing spirit, its rich colours, and the enduring connection between Country, culture, and generations past, present, and those still to come.
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