This 126cm by 188cm Aboriginal painting, framed in Tassie oak, is a tribute to the lands, mobs, and territories across this great southern land. Painted on Kombumeri land of the Yugambeh nation in Queensland, the artwork reflects the artist’s deep cultural connection to the land, from the Boonwurrung mob of the Port Phillip Bay area—his ancestral clan—to the Palawa land of Kanamaluka (Launceston), where he grew up.
Honouring the incredible diversity and spirit of the many Aboriginal nations, this painting captures the sacred territories, languages, and traditions that have thrived in Australia for over 80,000 years. It celebrates the enduring strength of Aboriginal culture and acknowledges the traditional owners of the land, reminding us of the deep connections that continue to shape the identity of our nation.