Canvas Gallery
Fairies
$100
X x X
With an ongoing love for the mythical world, this work was inspired by the magical of fairies. Being inspired by western and Aboriginal stories of fairy-like creatures, this work demonstrates the passion for believing in human flying creatures.
Comfort of Home
$700
92cm x 62cm
This piece was inspired by moving into a new house and making it a home. These colours are the most comforting and cosy colours, representing happiness, safety, individuality, and moving forward. This artwork was designed to be soothing and relaxing, although it is a large piece it is not overwhelming.
Hornbag of Fountain Gate
$100
20cm x 30cm
In the season 6 episode titled 'Roots' of the 2000s Australian comedy show 'Kath and Kim', Kath discovers her family's Indigenous ancestry. Although Kim isn't fond of Kath's native cooking, she is very accepting of her new identity. Kim goes on to say her Indigenous heritage is why she looks "so good" in Cathy Freemans running suit. This show is near and dear to the artist and is a very dominent example of Indigenous people presenting in different ways.
Foxy Lady of Fountain Gate
$100
20cm x 30cm
In the season 6 episode titled 'Roots' of the 2000s Australian comedy show 'Kath and Kim', Kath discovers her family's forbidden subject, her Indigenous ancestry. Kath goes on to try Indigenous dancing, dot painting, and bushtucker cooking. This show is near and dear to the artist and is a very dominent example of Indigenous people presenting in different ways.
The South Coast
$200
50cm x 40cm
An Indigenous, modern piece depicting the mountains and ocean of the South Coast. Each meeting point represents a town located along the edge of country. From Batemans Bay to Nowra, this painting shows the sacred mountains, ocean, and land in between. The dry, orange dirt to the blue oceans, a shining, yellow sun and earthy, green mountains. This is the South Coast.
Mermaids
$100
20cm x 20cm
This piece was inspired by the countless myths and legends from all over the world about a creature half human half sea creature. There have been many Australian myths, legends, and sightings of mermaids on our home coasts, to which sparked the creative decision to create this piece.