Acrylic on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.

Signed on the front.

This artwork comes with an external frame

The shapes, colours, and connecting dots symbolically represent the sand, the water, sea shells, fish and other sea life.
This painting is a reflection of the good times spent as a young child at the seaside with my family, and it’s also a tribute to my Manegin Aboriginal ancestors who lived and relied upon the sea for sustenance on our country at the Tasmanian North West Coast.
Taroona was also the name of a passenger ship that ran between Tasmania and Melbourne, I travelled to Melbourne with my mother on this ship in the mid 1950’s, so the name Taroona is a name that is embedded in my memory.