Wulmina (Mulganai)

Mulganai describes this artwork as a tribute to the women who came before her. Her ancestors, the matriarchs, and every woman who has shaped her story. It celebrates the strength, wisdom, and shared spirit of womanhood, honouring both the fierce and the gentle qualities that define feminine power and resilience.

Sentinel Sky (Mulganai)

Mulganai describes Sentinel Sky as a reflection of family, storytelling and connection to the night. It represents evenings spent around the fire with her parents, learning about constellations and how her mob used the stars to guide them. The warm pinks and reds symbolise sunset, while the deep blues capture the night sky watching over Country.

Phases (Mulganai)

Mulganai describes Phases as a story of hope, courage and self-growth. It reflects the ability to adapt through life’s changing seasons and learn to love oneself through it all. Painted during 2021, a year of highs and lows, it celebrates coming out stronger and embracing every phase of the journey.

Shallows (Mulganai)

Mulganai describes this artwork as a reflection of her childhood memories spent playing in the shallow waters of the ocean and nearby creeks. The gold streaks show sunlight dancing on the water, while the large circles symbolise home and the surrounding creeks. The arches below represent the mountains that framed her family home.

We Are All One (Mulganai)

Mulganai describes this artwork as a reminder that we are all connected to each other and to the earth. It reflects the shared sun, moon and stars that unite us, no matter our differences. The piece encourages understanding, equality and love, showing that connection is what truly binds humanity together.

Crocodile & Turtle (Mulganai)

Mulganai describes this artwork as a depiction of life by the water, showing a turtle and crocodile swimming in the ocean while mob walk along the shoreline. The mountain forms represent the landscape of Country, while the two sets of footprints trace the movements of both animals symbols of connection between land and sea.

Brown Earth (Mulganai)

Mulganai describes this artwork as a tribute to Mother Earth and the deep connection Indigenous people share with Country. The earthy brown tones reflect the richness of the land and honour the strength and spirit of her ancestors who walked this land before her, grounding the piece in heritage and belonging.