Kaiela Arts Shepparton

Baby Kookaburra Kookaburra watches other animals have fun with their babies while she waits for her babies.

Snakes favourite waterhole This is all the red belly browns favourite waterhole.

NAIDOC Week Celebration Ball NAIDOC week gives aboriginal and Torres Strait islander people the chance to celebrate our rich and diverse culture, along with our achievements through history. This painting shows women among all ages, dressed beautifully to attend the NAIDOC ball, a celebration giving Aboriginal people the chance to Read more…

Keep the fire burning Tribes of Australia, keep our culture strong, sharing, caring. Take to the bush, keep in touch with it.

The good vibes crow ‘Yung crow’ watched elder ‘Ol crow’ on how to watch the emotions of the people and bring joy in secret black ways.

The Emu in the sky Right before my mum showed me the milky way.

Bundaberg Me and my family went to Bundaberg, We visited a tide pool .The shapes represent rocks, and the pink represents the water.

Watchers Six crows watched my Nans on their drive from Wagga right near Urara. They are sitting on a fence, crop full of canola.

Little tough Bidyin Yellow belly, ‘Bidyin’, has been trying his best to survive in the yindi as a little Bidyin.

Dandaloo Paper Daisy This piece represents the reflections and glimmers of sky country onto the river. Lit by the moon, the centre, a snapshot of the Bogan river at Dandaloo, NSW, my great grandfather’s country. The paper daisies are ones found on country up Bogan river way.