"This artwork represents the journey from being a child to becoming a woman - learning throughout one’s teenage years and growing through change and error, all with an optimistic outlook on what life may bring. It portrays the groups of people that you will meet as you move through life and the many crossroads you will come to that will help steer your destiny."
Artist Name: Amanda Hinkelmann
Features:
- Framed canvas materials: polycotton canvas, timber stretcher bars, American oak wood frame
- Stretched canvas materials: polycotton canvas, timber stretcher bars
- Includes: 1 x wall art
- Professionally printed on polycotton artist canvas
- Printed using high-quality archival inks
- Arrives ready to hang
- Mesmerising in all its shapes & colours, this Aboriginal art piece by Wiradjuri artist, Amanda Hinkelmann, brings a dynamic, yet calming energy to any space
- Overlapping round shapes & swirling lines are brought to life with traditional Indigenous dot painting, while a neutral palette of various beige tones evokes a sense of serenity
- This artwork depicts the journey from childhood to womanhood, highlighting growth & learning through teenage years, with optimism for the future
- It portrays the groups of people encountered & the many crossroads that steer your destiny
- Artist's story in PDF format can be viewed in the specifications section
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- Overall: 80cm H x 105cm W x 5cm D
- Overall Product Weight: 4.4 Kilograms
- Overall: 95cm H x 125cm W x 5cm D
- Overall Product Weight: 5.5 Kilograms
- Overall: 125cm H x 165cm W x 5cm D
- Overall Product Weight: 8 Kilograms
- Overall: 75cm H x 100cm W x 3.5cm D
- Overall Product Weight: 2.3 Kilograms
- Overall: 90cm H x 120cm W x 3.5cm D
- Overall Product Weight: 3 Kilograms
- Overall: 120cm H x 160cm W x 3.5cm D
- Overall Product Weight: 4.8 Kilograms
- Subject Abstract
- Technique Printed Painting
- Made to Order Yes
- Primary Art Material Canvas
- Primary Art Material Details Polycotton canvas
- Number of Pieces 1
- Shape / Orientation Landscape
- Primary Colour Beige
- Ready to Hang Yes
- Pieces included for hanging Wire hanging system
- Outdoor Use No
- Country of Manufacture Australia
- UV Resistant No
- First Nations Art Yes
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FAQs
What does the artwork represent?
This abstract First Nations artwork by Wiradjuri artist Amanda Hinkelmann represents the journey from childhood to womanhood, including growth, learning, change and optimism for the future.
What is the wall art made from?
It is printed on polycotton artist canvas using high-quality archival inks. The framed option uses an American oak wood frame, while the stretched canvas option has no outer frame.
What size and format options are available?
It comes in 6 frame and size options, including framed and stretched canvas formats. The landscape orientation can help you judge how it may fit on your wall.
Does it arrive ready to hang?
Yes, it arrives ready to hang and includes a wire hanging system. Use hooks appropriate for the product weight.
How should the artwork be cared for?
Keep it out of direct sunlight and note that it is not UV resistant. It is intended for indoor use rather than outdoor display.
Reference
SKU #URBC4273
