Bent, Not Broken Minimalism in Aboriginal Art During the ceremony participants adorn

During the ceremony participants adorn their bodies with designs of their ancestors who transformed from human into Djang

Acrylic on Linen

pastel on paper

The painting is created using a series of microscopic dots that represent the travels of the Bush Turkey throughout the artist’s homelands in Utopia in Central Australia

Size: 65 x 23cm

Bent, Not Broken Minimalism in Aboriginal Art During the ceremony participants adornYear: 2024 Size: 100 x 100cm synthetic polymer paint and resin on aluminium composite This piece speaks about the resilience of human spirit through times of adversity. The construct is of flesh and bone in this case the rib cage adorned with a fragment of something once grand, in the construct of an incomplete ring. The ring can once again be united it is only sometimes bent, but cannot be broken when something is close to the heart. David Hayes