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Bila Dabaamalang (River Gathering) $100

This is an Aboriginal artwork created by Wiradjuri man, Kieren.
This artwork depicts different mobs coming to the river to share stories. The orange and yellow dots represent sand country, while the green dots represent the river bank. Waterways are significant gathering points for Aboriginal peoples and represent life and prosperity.
Acrylic on canvas, sealed with gloss varnish
Framed and ready to hang
Dimensions: W 310mm x H 370mm x 16mm
This artwork is currently on display at Pepperina Gallery, Nobby
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Wiradjuri Birrang (Wiradjuri Journey) $300

This is an Aboriginal artwork created by Wiradjuri man, Kieren.
This artwork depicts a journey of discovery: a quest to gain cultural knowledge. The gugaa (goanna) is the primary totem of Wiradjuri peoples and signifies our connection to Country. Concentric circles occupy the upper and lower sections of the canvas, representing the expansion of knowledge. As the rings begin to overlap, knowledge is pieced together to form a completed picture.
Acrylic on canvas, sealed with gloss varnish
Ready to hang
Dimensions: W 610mm x H 505mm x 37mm
This artwork is currently on display at Pepperina Gallery, Nobby
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Birds of the

Madhanmadhu (Forest)

by Chloe & Kieren Moore

$500

This artwork centres on three native Australian birds — the Scarlet Robin, Fairy Wren, and Willie Wagtail — perched on coppery branches within a dense forest. Delicate cobwebs stretch across the canvas, while bursts of pink signify blooming native flowers. Hidden among the foliage are bird tracks and forgotten meeting places, connected by shadowy, overgrown journey lines that echo a deep, historic connection to Country.

Acrylic on canvas, sealed with gloss varnish.
Ready to hang
Width: 510mm
Height: 760mm
Depth: 38mm
Contact us at yuralicollective@gmail.com if you would like to view or purchase this artwork. Shipping available on request.

Journey to the

Bunyas

by Kieren Moore

$300

This artwork depicts three bunya nuts, which are culturally significant. Mobs from all around, including Wiradjuri country, would travel to the Bunya Mountains to attend a large festival. The footprints represent people on their journey to and from the Bunyas. The concentric circles represent gaining knowledge on country during the trek.

Acrylic on canvas, sealed with gloss varnish.
Ready to hang
Width: 610mm
Height: 510mm
Depth: 38mm
Contact us at yuralicollective@gmail.com if you would like to view or purchase this artwork. Shipping available on request.