Acrylic on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.
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Dive into the Unique Universe of Aboriginal Art. In the creation of this piece, vibrant colours were meticulously selected to bring forth a dynamic visual experience. It incorporates layers of Mixed Media with Liquitex Soft Gel to enhance the artwork's overall aesthetic. The application of Liquitex Soft Gel serves multiple purposes: it not only increases surface gloss, colour depth, and transparency but also extends the colour's reach without compromising the acrylic's stability. Moreover, it imparts an oil-like colour to heavy body paint, enriching the texture and finish.
The Dreamtime story of the Rainbow Serpent is a profound narrative that resonates through the heart of Australian Aboriginal mythology. It speaks of a time when the world was formless, a canvas of slumbering potential. The Rainbow Serpent, a powerful and nurturing figure in these tales, emerged as a catalyst for creation, bringing shape to the landscape and vitality to its inhabitants. Her journey across the land, leaving behind sinuous tracks and sleeping forms, symbolizes the life-giving energies that flow through the earth, carving out rivers, shaping the terrain, and filling the world with the music of water. The frogs, swollen with the waters of life, are co-creators in this process, releasing their precious cargo to complete the Serpent's work. This story, rich in symbolism, teaches about the interconnectedness of life, the importance of water as a life source, and the sacred duty to care for the land that sustains us all. It is a tale that has been passed down through generations, a narrative tapestry woven into the cultural identity of the people, reminding us of our place within the natural world and the cycles of growth and renewal that govern it. The Rainbow Serpent's tale is not just a creation myth but a living philosophy, embodying the principles of balance, respect, and harmony with nature. It is a story that continues to inspire and guide, a timeless echo of the Dreamtime that still whispers in the wind, flows in the rivers, and lives in the heart of the land.