Domica Hill

Pakana woman Domica Hill is a contemporary Aboriginal artist infusing traditional elements with modern colour palettes and patterns. She has a passion for native flora and Fauna inspired by the loss of her daughter Briar Primrose as well as bringing connection to her ancestors.

Her creations often captivate a blend of contemporary and vibrant work while still paying homage to tradition with symbolism. Each artwork serves as a testament to the enduring spirit of her people and their inseparable connection to the land they inhabit.

Willy Wagtail

The native Australian bird "Willy Wagtail" comes to life in this piece depicted with sweeping strokes of black and white, each feather seemingly in motion, capturing the wagtail’s playful spirit. Inspired by the bird's lively nature and its role in Aboriginal people’s stories, often watching the wagtail flit between the trees, a constant presence that brought a sense of joy and belonging. The Wagtail symbolises resilience, always adapting and thriving in its environment. Also known as a messenger in our culture, it brings news of change and renewal, reminding us to stay connected to our land and stories.