Kaiela Arts Shepparton

Nanyak Murrangurrang Our creation, our Aboriginal Continuum, our Past, our Present, our Future generations, Always Will Be – Nanyak Murrangurrang!

Don’t Fence Me In My painting is a protest piece symbolising the growing number of fences imposed on the natural habitat and homes of our native animals, including our Yorta Yorta totem, Bayadherra, the long necked tortoise

Status: Stock Raffia Weaving Kit Pack includes: Starter coilNatural & coloured raffiaPlastic NeedleInstructions

Grub & Rain Moth Evolution #4 Uncles and i used to go grubbing a lot among the gum leaves under the gumtrees. Certain times of the year you would find many grubs or many rain moth that the grubs evolved into.

Grub & Rain Moth Evolution #3 Uncles and i used to go grubbing a lot among the gum leaves under the gumtrees. Certain times of the year you would find many grubs or many rain moth that the grubs evolved into.

My Totem, The Long Neck Turtle Many years ago, as a child we used to see large, long neck turtles walking out of the river at laying season. This is my totem.

Grub & Rain Moth Evolution #2 Uncles and i used to go grubbing a lot among the gum leaves under the gumtrees. Certain times of the year you would find many grubs or many rain moth that the grubs evolved into.

Redfins The artworks I do are from me, my visions, my memories and my personal stories. Not just traditional, they are a reflection of who I am and the way I visualise things. All my artworks are painted from an areal perspective, keeping it as real as I can. Passing Read more…

Crow (Marngany) The artworks I do are from me, my visions, my memories and my personal stories. Not just traditional, they are a reflection of who I am and the way I visualise things. All my artworks are painted from an areal perspective, keeping it as real as I can. Read more…

Kangaroo (Dantjtkupna) Uncles used to catch many kangaroos and cook them up, very nice feed.