Red Right Hand

Acrylic, Wood, Ready to hang

50cm (W) x 50cm (H) x 2cm (D)

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A$700

Arrives 19–21 Sep

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Artwork Description

One of the most iconic and popular Australian native flowers, the Waratah blooms from September to November. Waratah comes from the Eora Aboriginal word 'warada' meaning 'beautiful' or 'seen from afar'. The Waratah flower as a symbol of strength, courage, healing, and support.

Artist Bio

With paint running through her veins, Goulburn-based artist, author, and pattern designer Sami Sparrow was born with a crayon in her hand and the imagination to use it in a million ways.
Sami’s artwork captures her explorations of the natural world and its botanical forms. Using techniques that draw influence from street and tattoo art, along with printmaking and minimalist abstraction, Sami brings life to each creation through her use of bold and vivid colours.
Floral compositions, detailed line work, and distorted shapes are recurring themes. Sami’s minimalist observation of nature offers a sense of both simplicity and refinement.
With a degree in Fine Arts and Visual Arts, Sami developed her eye for creating detailed line drawing with her unique street culture style. Since this time Sami has authored three internationally published colouring books through HarperCollins publisher, had her work licensed to feature on products with multiple companies and has also been showcased in numerous art exhibitions including her first solo show in 2019.

Commissions

Sami's studio is in Goulburn