Perridak Arts

Sow,Grow,Know

Symbols I have painted some symbols on an Emu egg. These symbolds respresent our land, people, animals and our ancestors

DINGO Dingoes are so cute and cheeky. My little brother loves dingoes, I think it’s his totem animal. I like taking pictures, they can have good memories and be inspirational

McCulloch the Croc It was taken from a holiday at Hamilton Island, he is a croc named McCuloch, like the chainsaw. He was pretty cool.

Yindi Yindi is a cute koala on Hamilton island; she looks like she has a kind heart. I love koala’s because they are my kind of animal.

Finding Stories This is about finding stories on land, caves or flat surfaces, of how our people survived. Blue represents the rockholes or creeks that has main water to drink

Story on Land This art has sand from my country. The colours are the secrets of the land, story telling in the sand. Symbols are of the people, circles of life. Sacred place, water. It was how people told stories

Status: Stock Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Pin

Waa In Wotjobaluk Dreamtime stories, Waa, the Crow, plays a significant role, often depicted as a trickster figure associated with fire and the creation of the landscape. One popular story involves Waa stealing fire from the women who guarded ii, ultimately leading to its spread and the coloration of birds. Read more…

Rise and Shine