Desert Bloom

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Medium Mixed Media, Canvas, Framed by Artist
Dimensions 101cm (W) x 101cm (H) x 5cm (D)
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DESERT BLOOM - BY GRACE BROWN

Original Aboriginal Dot Painting On Quality stretched Canvas

This detailed monogram painting is from the Desert Wildflower Series by Grace Brown

SIZE : 91cm x 91cm x 4cm - Unframed

Australia is blessed with thousands of species of wildflowers and an incredible diversity that is matched by few places in the world.

In most cultures around the world, the wildflower represents joy.

Did you know that Australia is home to over 24,000 species of weird and wonderful native plants! Well, it's true.

Western Australia alone has more than 12,000 species of native wildflowers, more than 60% of which can only be found here and nowhere else on earth.

The six-month flowering season begins in June in the Pilbara, Goldfields and along the Coral Coast. By September, it moves south and reaches Perth, finishing with a flurry in October and November throughout the South West.

I have named this painting 'Desert Bloom'

The wildflowers in this painting symbolise that our friends and family are all made up from many different communities and cultures, all coming together and making beautiful memories across our beautiful country.

This painting series by Grace was inspired to show that you are not alone and there is beauty all around you. We are all wildflowers.

The painting is based on her time in the Australian desert.

In silence, Grace loves to feel the breeze on her face while gazing at all the many different clumps of wild flowers, while watching the sun go down.

Artist Bio

Grace Brown was born in Victoria and is a proud Wurundjeri woman. Woiwurrung is her language group and is shared by the other tribal territory groups and clans within the Woiwurrung territory. Grace has been on a journey to find her heritage on her grandmothers side and with many years and much research, she now knows where on country she belongs. Grace lived in North East Victoria for most of her life but now resides on the Gold Coast in Queensland.
Grace has many years of experience with different mediums and subjects but now she is dedicating her life to aboriginal art and culture to find herself and learn everything about her culture and dreamtime stories from family and her Elders.

Grace is studying an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts Course in 2020 - 2021 and hopes to teach her craft, culture and indigenous dreamtime stories to the next generation.

Enjoy her beautiful work!