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Greens and pinks used in dot form and blended strokes to paint a story
Greens and pinks used in dot form and blended strokes to paint a story
Greens and pinks used in dot form and blended strokes to paint a story
Greens and pinks used in dot form and blended strokes to paint a story — artist's signature
Greens and pinks used in dot form and blended strokes to paint a story — detail
Painting by Chantelle Ah chee 57 Artworks Sold

Jamooloo - let it be (mini)

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

50.8cm (W) x 40.6cm (H) x 1.5cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$550
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Artwork Description

This piece represents my relationship to country, how my journey is strengthened by my connection to country and my relationship with the Mardoowarra and my community.
I have painted country as trees and earth, flowers and food. Country is noonyji (alive).

Artist Bio
Photo of Chantelle Ah chee
Chantelle Ah chee 58 artworks | 26 Sold

Chantelle Ah Chee is a proud Nyikina woman on her mother’s side. The traditional lands of the Nyikina people are located in the West Kimberley region, Western Australia. Nyikina people describe themselves as Yimarrdoowarra, which means belonging to the Mardoowarra, the Fitzroy River.

Chantelle has found joy from being able to engage with community through art. Being an artist allows Chantelle to express herself and gives her a sense of belonging and connection to culture, spiritually, mentally, emotionally, and physically. Her aim is to share Aboriginal culture through art, with others and to be a role model for her children and the next generation.

Nganyoo Yimardoowarra Marnin – I am a woman who belongs to the Mardoowarra/Fitzroy River.