Aboriginal Painting - Bush Plum

Aboriginal Painting Title: Bush Plum
Aboriginal Artist: Gracie Morton Pwerle
Size: 40 x 90 cm Unframed
Medium: Acrylic on canvas

Authenticity:
COA and pictures of the artist holding and signing her work will be provided.

Story:

Bush plum holds a revered place in Aboriginal ceremonies, where women pay homage to ensure its perpetual germination. These ceremonies incorporate traditional practices such as body paint, song lines, and dance cycles, reflecting the deep cultural connection to this native fruit.

Symbolism in Artworks

Paintings depicting the Bush Plum often feature intricate dot work, representing the berries at different stages of ripeness. White dots may signify the tracks made by women during fruit harvesting. Renowned artist Gracie Morton exemplifies this style in her works, capturing the essence of Bush Plum narratives.

Diversity in Representation

Bush Plum artworks showcase a diverse range of styles, colours, and techniques, reflecting the individuality of each artist. From vibrant dot paintings to intricate line work, each piece tells a unique story of cultural heritage and connection to the land.