Grounded Spirit

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

40cm (W) x 60cm (H) x 5cm (D)

Signed Certificate of Authenticity

Ready to hang

A$320

Arrives 20–22 Sep

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Artwork Description

This piece, Grounded Spirit, was inspired by a deep sense of connection to Country and the grounding strength it provides. As a Biripi woman, I often paint from memory — the warm earth underfoot, the ochres in the soil, and the stories that live within the land itself. The circular forms in this artwork represent gathering places, ancestors, and the moments where our spirits reconnect and settle.

While creating this piece, I wanted to honour that feeling of being held and supported by Country. Each layer of dots is like a heartbeat, a reminder of the old people who walked before us and continue to guide us. The warm tones reflect the comfort, stability, and calm that comes from being grounded — physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

In a home or workspace, this artwork lifts the room by bringing a sense of warmth and steadiness. The earthy palette creates a peaceful atmosphere, while the flowing circular patterns add movement and life. It’s a piece that invites reflection, balance, and connection — a gentle reminder to slow down and return to yourself.

Artist Bio

I’m Casey, a Biripi woman and third-generation artist. Painting is part of my bloodline, but it became part of my healing first. I started creating when life felt heavy, and the canvas became the one place where I could lay everything down without judgment.

I paint by feeling. By memory. By the quiet guidance of my ancestors. When I sit with a canvas, it’s more than art — it’s connection. It’s culture. It’s me listening to the whispers that remind me where I come from and who walks with me.

My work honours my people and the stories that have travelled through generations. I use earthy tones, flowing forms, and intuitive marks that reflect Country, strength, and the journey of coming back to myself. Every piece carries emotion — healing, grounding, resilience, and the spirit of Biripi Country woven through it.

Painting isn’t just something I do. It’s how I stay connected, how I heal, and how I give thanks to those who came before me.

Commissions

Casey's studio is in Toowoomba