Mu-raay Djeripi (Peter Mulcahy) 'Karwun'

$2,500.00

Karwun

Acrylic on Canvas

121cm x 91cm

These ancient grass trees stand like sentinels, purposeful and uniquely ours. 8 uses from food to fire, weapons to binder. This true Australian stands as only 1 of 8 trees on the planet, exceeding 2000 years of age.

Mu-raay Djeripi (Peter Mulcahy) 'That Which Binds Us III'

$5,000.00

That Which Binds Us III

Acrylic on Canvas

150cm x 101cm

It is not in the physical binding that we are together held. It in our understanding and respect for one another, the plants, the animals and all other things seen and unseen, that our cultures morphed itself in a bond of something much deeper. It was in this respectful acknowledgment of one another space that the fabric was made strong. It is in the intangible and the Spiritual that all is bound. “That which binds us”.

Mu-raay (Peter) Djeripi (Mulcahy)

This accomplished aboriginal artist is committed to culture while his signature fine lines, exquisite attention to detail and deep and stirring stories continue to set him apart. Mu-raay Djeripi is a Gamilaroi man, his family originated from the area around Mungindi & Thalon on the Queensland NSW border. 25 years as a professional artist and his many years of learning from elders has developed him into a modern man that breaths life and relevance back into the Ancient stories of the Dreamtime. His new contemporary art works reflect the old in the new, the Ancient in the now. Mu-raay Djeripi, Peter’s Indigenous names translates to Sulphur Crested White Cockatoo and free Flying Spirit. The White Cockatoo is the story teller and uniter of Tribes. This in itself sums up Peters life’s work. Mu-raay Djeripis’ passion is infectious, at the core of all he paints, writes and speaks is the desire to reach his audience with teachings and knowledge he has gained from Elder and Spirit. Excitingly Mu-raay Djeripi celebrates his fine line Aboriginal art creations in a most diverse array of unique styles. Mu-raays use of permission granted dreaming stories, historical accounts, modern themes, knotted expressions of connection and finally his use of traditional Gamilaroi symbolism and story allowing this artist the full spectrum of choice when it comes to creating his cultural visions.

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