Carpet Python dreaming by Samara Wallace, Acrylic Carpet Python dreaming by Samara Wallace — artist's signature Carpet Python dreaming by Samara Wallace — detail
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Carpet Python dreaming by Samara Wallace, Acrylic
Carpet Python dreaming by Samara Wallace — artist's signature
Carpet Python dreaming by Samara Wallace — detail
Painting by Samara Wallace 2 Artworks Sold

Carpet Python dreaming

Acrylic, Canvas (Requires Framing)

63cm (W) x 23cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

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Estimated Arrival: 10–12th October

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Artwork Description

the painting is of my families dreaming - Carpet Python. I did the painting in more traditional earthy tones

Artist Bio
Photo of Samara Wallace
Samara Wallace 3 artworks | 2 Sold

My names Samara and I am of Eastern Arrentre descent. I have loved art since I was little often drawing or making something. My Nana is an Indigenous artist from the Stolen Generations who is one of my biggest inspirations. I often am a self-proclaimed nerd who loves anime, gaming and LARP which I like to try to represent in my art. Recently I have found a love for watercolour painting, acrylic painting and digital painting. I am a long way from home and have felt disconnected from family so have been using dot painting as a way to reconnect with my family and culture.

Commissions
Samara's studio is in Whyalla South Australia