Aboriginal artist Robyn Caughlan Materialised

Dream is a contemporary Aboriginal print collection by Robyn Caughlan. It explores the different paths we all encounter, the opportunities we are faced with, the way we heal and the way we unite as one.

Four artworks are re-imagined in 21 colourways through high-performance furnishing textiles and wall covering.

“We all have many roads to travel,
and how lucky we are.”

Falling deep into Robyn’s archive of original paintings and drawings, Materialised was immersed in a world of beautiful lines, colours and textures. “It was fundamental to ensure the four artworks showcased Robyn’s handwriting and were kept true to her storytelling,” explains Materialised Textile Designer, Chloe Evans.

“From the moment of scanning in Robyn’s artwork and developing them into repeatable designs, it was instinctual that they were made for textiles and wall covering.”  

A powerfully rich and detailed aboriginal print collection was born, celebrating multiculturalism and storytelling.

Dream by Robyn Caughlan
Serenity Native Ginger Robyn Caughlan
Serenity Native Ginger
spring blossom smoke Robyn Caughlan
Spring Blossom Smoke

Aboriginal Print Collection – The Artist

“I am Robyn Caughlan from the Darug and Darkinjung lineage and I am proud of it. Finding out I am of Aboriginal descent was a major turning point in my life.

I lost my father at five, and three months later I was sent on a two-week holiday, never to return. So, then I lost a mother, sister and four brothers, which added to my loss of identity, leaving a chasm that took many years to heal.

Aboriginal print collection, wall covering, fabric
aboriginal print collection
many nations creek aboriginal print collection
Many Nations Creek
serenity creek Robyn Caughlan artist
Serenity Creek

“Artists are the keepers of history.
We are the storytellers.”

“At the age of 30 I discovered art which became a passion of mine and honestly saved my life. My art filled a void in me that I never thought would be. It is an expression of oneself. We should never be afraid to put our true feelings on canvas. Artists are unique. We are inspired by dark and light as well as all things bright.”

Aboriginal print collection
many nations smoke

“We are many cultures, but we are one.”

“If the world realised this, we could all live in peace and harmony. There is enough negativity in the world. It’s up to us to come together to make it a better place.” – Robyn Caughlan.

Robyn Caughlan aboriginal print collection
Robyn Caughlan Many Roads
Many Roads, Red Earth

Explore this vibrant aboriginal print collection here, where you can order samples on your choice of high-performance base fabric or wall covering substrate. All printed in Sydney, Australia. Or, make an appointment at your local Materialised Design Studio to view the collection and a myriad of coordinates for your next commercial project.

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