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Pink Aboriginal framed original painting dot work
Pink Aboriginal framed original painting dot work
Pink Aboriginal framed original painting dot work
Pink Aboriginal framed original painting dot work — artist's signature
Pink Aboriginal framed original painting dot work — edge view
Pink Aboriginal framed original painting dot work — detail
Pink Aboriginal framed original painting dot work — shown hanging
Painting by Emma-Jayde Chapman 28 Artworks Sold

Titatha

Acrylic, Canvas, Framed by Artist

102cm (W) x 102cm (H) x 3.8cm (D)

Signed Certificate of Authenticity
A$2,030
Indigenous Art Code

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Artwork Description

Mutti Mutti language word meaning to change (places).

This original piece represents change, physically or internally.

Inspired by the changing nature of life; particularly our personal life. From moment to moment, day to day and year to year, change doesn't need to be resisted. When we can embrace change we can live an empowered life.

Artist Bio
Photo of Emma-Jayde Chapman
Emma-Jayde Chapman 34 artworks | 14 Sold

Member of the Indigenous Art Code (IartC).
I am a proud Mutti Mutti woman from the Mallee region of the New South Wales/ Victorian border, growing up along the banks of the Murray River and the eucalyptus trees.
I come from a strong matriarchal, lineage and grew up surrounded by the art of my Aunty’s and Mother, Annabelle Sharman. I was often allowed to join in and paint providing I helped with upcoming expos/ making cuppas etc. I also spent time being babysat by my Uncle, an amazing didge artist. I spent alot of time watching him burn Murray cod, perch, goanna and kangaroos onto didgeridoos and clap sticks.
I moved at the age of 18 and have been living and loving Yuin Country, along the South Coast of New South Wales from the age of 19, with my husband and son. I am a contemporary, intuitive artist; drawing inspiration from the colours of Mother Earth, and her songs. Current mediums used in my works include canvas and acrylic. Paint offerings include sales of original artworks and commissions.