Artist: Lee Anne Hall
Aboriginal Nation: Bundjalung
Area: Sydney, NSW
Medium: Acrylic on wood
Size: Length 26.5cm x Width 13.4cm Height 2.8cm
Ceramic Plate – Hand Painted

Artwork: Lee-Anne’s art is inspired by stories and myths passed on to her childhood. Her artist parents Pam Brandy-Hall (Baribunma) and Phillip Hall. Lee Anne works with vivid combinations of pastels and ochres, dynamic lines and bold shapes characterise her modern designs. Which often employ graphic symbols from flora and fauna.

“I paint stories about the Dreamtime, myths, Aboriginal survival, land, animals and waterways. I use rich vivid colours, earth tones and traditional style to tell the stories of the Dreamtime, my country and my clan. The dots represent the connection to other Aboriginal groups within the nation.
The bush tucker and animals are part of our daily life for hunting and gathering. Our people live in harmony with the land. I believe strongly in our Aboriginal spirituality and that our life cycle evolves and is connected to everything in the universe”

Ceramic Plate – Hand Painted