Kaiela Arts Shepparton

Gum leaves Gum leaves are used by Aboriginal people for smoking and dancing

Midnight Woka energy at midnight.

Seasons – red for summer Wanala, Bupolga. Autumn, Summer, Winter and Spring. I painted these in four colours that I feel represent the seasons, gum leaves being a good indicator of what time of the year it is seasonally

Seasons – blue for winter Wanala, Bupolga. Autumn, Summer, Winter and Spring. I painted these in four colours that I feel represent the seasons, gum leaves being a good indicator of what time of the year it is seasonally

Seasons – yellow for autumn Wanala, Bupolga. Autumn, Summer, Winter and Spring. I painted these in four colours that I feel represent the seasons, gum leaves being a good indicator of what time of the year it is seasonally

Seasons – green for spring Wanala, Bupolga. Autumn, Summer, Winter and Spring. I painted these in four colours that I feel represent the seasons, gum leaves being a good indicator of what time of the year it is seasonally

Corroboree Celebration of Culture

Dungudja Flood. The wetlands at flood time with both the Dungala (Murray River) and the Yalka (Campaspe River)

Balaga Grub in a Gum Tree. The memory of my ganaaba’s (uncles) and I going out grubbing in the summertime some years ago, inspired me to paint this painting of grubs in the roots with camping area and my uncles.

4 Generations A collection of small works created by Kaiela Arts artists during a series of workshops. Artists have used Posca pens and acrylic paint to create colourful designs that represent Country, traditions and culture.