COLLEEN WALLACE NUNGARRAYI (NUNGARI) TITLE: DREAMTIME SISTERS ACRYLIC ON CANVAS 147CM X 69CM COLLEEN HAS SIGNED THE PAINTING AND A PHOTO WILL BE PROVIDED REF#CW122 DOB: 1973. Santa Teresa (Ltyentye Apurte) Northern Territory Known as: Colleen Wallace Ningarrayi, also spelled Ningari or Nungarrayi Language: Eastern Arrernte Dreaming’s: Awelye (Women’s Dreaming) Bush seeds, Bush Yam (Arlatyeye) & Dreamtime Sisters Colleen is the stepdaughter of the well-known artist Kathleen Wallace Kemarre, sister of Gabrielle Wallace and granddaughter of the famous artist Kenny Tilmouth Panangka. Colleen began painting in 1990. She is a versatile artist who began painting stories about her Country. She is well-known for her highly sought-after stories of the Dreamtime Sister’s which are ancestral spirits. Colleen uses vibrant, colourful, intricate dot works to tell her dreaming which is a blend of traditional and contemporary. She lives with her husband Colin Bird Jungala (Ada Bird Petyarre’s son) who is also an accomplished artist, and their children in Mulga Bore, the Utopia region. Her works have been exhibited in Australia and Internationally. This painting was purchased directly from Colleen a gallery certificate of authenticity will be provided with the sale.
Psychedelic Aboriginal art is a captivating fusion of traditional Indigenous Australian art techniques and psychedelic aesthetics, resulting in a visually vibrant and spiritually infused artistic style. This unique form of art draws inspiration from the rich cultural heritage and ancient Dreamtime stories of the Aboriginal people, while also incorporating the vivid colors, intricate patterns, and abstract representations commonly associated with psychedelic art. When combined with psychedelic elements, Aboriginal art takes on a dynamic and otherworldly quality. The fusion of traditional and contemporary influences creates a mesmerizing visual experience that transcends conventional boundaries. The use of rich colors alongside intricate patterns and flowing forms, adds a sense of movement and energy to the artwork. Psychedelic Aboriginal art often employs optical illusions, fluid shapes, and intricate designs that seem to dance and twist, evoking a sense of altered states of consciousness. The artworks can invite viewers on a transformative journey, encouraging a deeper exploration of the spiritual and metaphysical realms. The repetition of patterns and symbols in psychedelic Aboriginal art echoes the ancient traditions of storytelling, connecting the present with the past and establishing a sense of continuity and interconnection. Psychedelic Aboriginal art stands as a testament to the enduring creativity and spiritual richness of the Aboriginal culture. It offers a unique lens through which to experience the profound beauty and complexity of Indigenous Australian art, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in a world where tradition, innovation, and spirituality intertwine in a captivating visual tapestry. We deliver high-quality, professional-grade files, therefore using a professional printing service will ensure the best results. Please, the artwork is for your enjoyment not to be resold or distributed! You'll get a high-resolution JPG file for professional printing, which can be printed up to 20x20 inches. Please, if you have any concerns, we are here to help.
COLLEEN WALLACE NUNGARRAYI (NUNGARI) TITLE: DREAMTIME SISTERS ACRYLIC ON CANVAS 42CM X 73CM COLLEEN HAS SIGNED THE PAINTING AND A PHOTO WILL BE PROVIDED REF#CW230 DOB: 1973. Santa Teresa (Ltyentye Apurte) Northern Territory Known as: Colleen Wallace Ningarrayi, also spelled Ningari or Nungarrayi Language: Eastern Arrernte Dreaming’s: Awelye (Women’s Dreaming) Bush seeds, Bush Yam (Arlatyeye) & Dreamtime Sisters Colleen is the stepdaughter of the well-known artist Kathleen Wallace Kemarre, sister of Gabrielle Wallace and granddaughter of the famous artist Kenny Tilmouth Panangka. Colleen began painting in 1990. She is a versatile artist who began painting stories about her Country. She is well-known for her highly sought-after stories of the Dreamtime Sister’s which are ancestral spirits. Colleen uses vibrant, colourful, intricate dot works to tell her dreaming which is a blend of traditional and contemporary. She lives with her husband Colin Bird Jungala (Ada Bird Petyarre’s son) who is also an accomplished artist, and their children in Mulga Bore, the Utopia region. Her works have been exhibited in Australia and Internationally. This painting was purchased directly from Colleen a gallery certificate of authenticity will be provided with the sale.
Information about the very misunderstood Aboriginal Dreamtime, what it is and what it means to the Australian Aboriginal people.
Busy Busy Dreamtime! With the proliferation of all of my resent expansive dreams, I have gone beyond trying to interpret or make any sense of them. NOTHING seems to make sense anymore, neither my dreamtime, nor my daily life. Perhaps that’s because life, as we have known it, doesn’t makes any sense to me either.
12" x 24" Oil on Panel
FINE ART PRINT: ITEM: Dreamtime ARTIST: ©Sabina A. Myszka PAPER SIZE: 12"X16" MATERIALS: Printed with a professional Fine Art printer that utilizes archival pigment-based inks for astounding color reproduction and the ability to stay true to its color for over 80 years. PAPER: High-quality, Heavyweight (290 gsm), Acid-Free, Earth Friendly, 90% Bamboo, 100% Cotton Rag, textured Fine Art Giclée paper OTHER: The print is enclosed in a foil that prevents it from getting moist together with an Archival Paper Quality Certificate. It ensures that it is produced on a High-Quality Paper that meets the standards of the Fine Art Trade Guild for pH and lightfastness. DESCRIPTION: This particular piece was created with my 11-year-old daughter who also loved painting. It started as a canvas where we placed leftover paint from other projects. Slowly we began seeing forming images . One by one we brought them up to the surface and layered further. This was our first piece together. Such a fun collaboration we decided to do more! Together we are working on a collection that will be me and her joined together on canvas! Yay! This work is meant to alleviate the mood and activate one's dreams and inspirations for fun things in life! Very lively print with much saturation and creation poping out! Please Note: * Colors may vary from monitor to true color of the actual work. The artwork looks much better in its physical form! * International orders may be subject to import tax. Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. * Sabina A. Myszka retains copyright for all artwork and is not transferred with sale. Please feel free to contact me with questions. All artworks and photographs ©Copyright Sabina A. Myszka. All rights reserved
COLLEEN WALLACE NUNGARRAYI (NUNGARI) TITLE: DREAMTIME SISTERS ACRYLIC ON CANVAS 148CM X 68CM COLLEEN HAS SIGNED THE PAINTING AND A PHOTO WILL BE PROVIDED REF#CW179 DOB: 1973. Santa Teresa (Ltyentye Apurte) Northern Territory Known as: Colleen Wallace Ningarrayi, also spelled Ningari or Nungarrayi Language: Eastern Arrernte Dreaming’s: Awelye (Women’s Dreaming) Bush seeds, Bush Yam (Arlatyeye) & Dreamtime Sisters Colleen is the stepdaughter of the well-known artist Kathleen Wallace Kemarre, sister of Gabrielle Wallace and granddaughter of the famous artist Kenny Tilmouth Panangka. Colleen began painting in 1990. She is a versatile artist who began painting stories about her Country. She is well-known for her highly sought-after stories of the Dreamtime Sister’s which are ancestral spirits. Colleen uses vibrant, colourful, intricate dot works to tell her dreaming which is a beautiful blend of traditional and contemporary. She lives with her husband Colin Bird Jungala (Ada Bird Petyarre’s son) who is also an accomplished artist, and their children in Mulga Bore, the Utopia region. Her works have been exhibited in Australia and Internationally. This painting was purchased directly from Colleen a gallery certificate of authenticity will be provided with the sale.
COLLEEN WALLACE NUNGARRAYI (NUNGARI) TITLE: DREAMTIME SISTERS ACRYLIC ON CANVAS 148CM X 68CM COLLEEN HAS SIGNED THE PAINTING AND A PHOTO WILL BE PROVIDED REF#CW179 DOB: 1973. Santa Teresa (Ltyentye Apurte) Northern Territory Known as: Colleen Wallace Ningarrayi, also spelled Ningari or Nungarrayi Language: Eastern Arrernte Dreaming’s: Awelye (Women’s Dreaming) Bush seeds, Bush Yam (Arlatyeye) & Dreamtime Sisters Colleen is the stepdaughter of the well-known artist Kathleen Wallace Kemarre, sister of Gabrielle Wallace and granddaughter of the famous artist Kenny Tilmouth Panangka. Colleen began painting in 1990. She is a versatile artist who began painting stories about her Country. She is well-known for her highly sought-after stories of the Dreamtime Sister’s which are ancestral spirits. Colleen uses vibrant, colourful, intricate dot works to tell her dreaming which is a beautiful blend of traditional and contemporary. She lives with her husband Colin Bird Jungala (Ada Bird Petyarre’s son) who is also an accomplished artist, and their children in Mulga Bore, the Utopia region. Her works have been exhibited in Australia and Internationally. This painting was purchased directly from Colleen a gallery certificate of authenticity will be provided with the sale.
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