A delicate yet powerful work from the Camouflage Women series, this piece reveals a family of four women woven gently between intricate layers of gold metallic tones. Their presence is subtle but strong,  a reminder of the quiet resilience carried through generations, from our ancestors through to the people they are today.
 
This contemporary Aboriginal artwork brings together modern colour palettes with cultural symbolism. Coolamons appear throughout the composition, representing nourishment, gathering, and the coming together of family. Coral‑inspired forms honour the saltwater beauty of Kuku Yalanji Country, celebrating the living ecosystems that hold story, memory, and connection.
 
Along the edges, the outline of Thailand sits beside the outline of Queensland, two lands, two cultures, two lineages meeting with intention. Their union forms a single family grounded in beauty, strength, and shared identity. The piece speaks to the weaving of cultures, the merging of histories, and the creation of something new, proud, and deeply rooted.
 
Price: $800.00 (Code: XLF3)
Details: Sustainable Art (no frame)
Dimensions: Height 56cm, Length 76cm
Materials: Acrylic on recyclable materials