Rachel Cross
Rachel is a Dunghutti artist whose work is deeply inspired by her surroundings. Growing up in the bush at Telegraph Poin
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RAELENE MIRINDO
Raelene Mirindo is a contemporary indigenous artist born and raised in the northern beaches of Sydney , her connection is to the Kamilaroi people from her mother who was from Bourke. After moving to south Australia to be closer to her father she had a chance meeting with some Pitjantjatjara elders where she discovered dot painting and with his encouragement and there’s started painting and fell in love with it ,from there Raelene moved to the Kimberley region of Australia where she lived on a remote aboriginal community for over a decade that’s where her art really came alive inspired by the bright colours of the Kimberleys . Raelene has now called the northern rivers home for the past sixteen years. Raelene’s artwork is mainly sea themed and is inspired from her love of growing up right next to the beach and also from her time spent in the Kimberley’s; the colours where just awe inspiring. Raelene,s artwork is all about experimenting with different mediums especially ink and acrylic.
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