Kaiela Arts Shepparton

Yurringuk #2 Inspired by the shimmering light of the Yurringuk (moonlight) on the surface of the water. The earthy muddy tones of the dungula (murray river) can also be seen throughout the ceramic.

Yurringuk Inspired by the shimmering light of the Yurringuk (moonlight) on the surface of the water. The earthy muddy tones of the rdungula (murray river) can also be seen throughout the ceramic.

Yorta Yorta Woka Wala This ceramic bowl is painted with my signature design/ style. An extension from my personal collection, ‘Cultural Echoes – unveiling the Veiled Legacy.’  Within my recent artistic endeavours, I hope to confront head-on the poignant realities inherent to my identity as a mixed-race individual of Southern-Eastern Read more…

Biami

Family Tradition For me this artwork represents family teaching, and the passing down of tradition. The painting shows two groups of people moving together along a river. The painting is scattered with symbols of animal prints and meeting places. These two groups of people are families, teaching and learning traditional Read more…

Grub in ground (Guka)

Frog (Dhangoba)

Rain Moth

Kangaroo

Redfin