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A warm and intensely grounded contemporary Aboriginal artwork featuring flowing lines and floral shapes overlaid with intricate dots, in a colour palette of earthy brown, rich green and dusty pink.

This Aboriginal artwork, an artistic interpretation of the Water Dreaming, features bold, brilliant circular shapes formed by intricately placed dots in a spectrum of vibrant blue tones.

This Aboriginal artwork, an artistic interpretation of the Water Dreaming, features bold, brilliant circular shapes formed by intricately placed dots in a spectrum of vibrant red and orange tones.

Inspired by the Water Dreaming, this incredibly intricate Aboriginal artwork features thousands of meticulously placed dots, culminating in a maze-like shape in a colour palette of black and white, with royal blue.

Inspired by the Water Dreaming, this incredibly intricate Aboriginal artwork features thousands of meticulously placed dots, culminating in a maze-like shape in a colour palette of warm brown, and khaki green.

Inspired by the Water Dreaming, this incredibly intricate Aboriginal artwork features thousands of meticulously placed dots, culminating in a maze-like shape in a colour palette of pale, pastel blue, warm brown and dusty pink.

Concentric circles and swirls of yellow and green, pastel pink and blue move around each other in a beautiful, wave-like pattern to create this beautiful Aboriginal artwork piece, inspired by the Mina Mina Dreaming. The circles are outlined with incredibly intricate dotted details.

Concentric circles and swirls of blue and red, pale mint green and and orange move around each other in a beautiful, wave-like pattern to create this beautiful Aboriginal artwork piece, inspired by the Mina Mina Dreaming. The circles are outlined with incredibly intricate dotted details.

Sharp and methodical, this labyrinthine contemporary Aboriginal piece features ladder-like structures weaving and overlapping one another, representative of the earth’s cracks and crevices after a drought. Artist Amanda Hinkelmann has used this piece to create a visual metaphor for reluctant acceptance of support after neglect. The colour palette is earthy and muted, featuring warm, coffee brown tones interspersed with grey, beige, aqua and green shades.

Sharp and methodical, this labyrinthine contemporary Aboriginal piece features ladder-like structures weaving and overlapping one another, representative of the earth’s cracks and crevices after a drought. Artist Amanda Hinkelmann has used this piece to create a visual metaphor for reluctant acceptance of support after neglect. The colour palette is cool and muted, featuring dark, murky blue and navy tones highlighted with soft pink, beige and burgundy accents.