Gabirra is the name of the of a waterlily in Gamilaraay language. My Grandmother named me lily rose after the water lily as a child. This painting is my self portrait exploring my place on this earth and my Identity as an Aboriginal woman. It explores the effects of the outside world.
Arkeria Rose Armstrong, a vibrant young female Gamilaraay artist, was born in a small town in South Australia called Ceduna in 1988 to Stephanie and Robert Armstrong.
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Gabirra is the name of the of a waterlily in Gamilaraay language. My Grandmother named me lily rose after the water lily as a child. This painting is my self portrait exploring my place on this earth and my Identity as an Aboriginal woman. It explores the effects of the outside world.
Arkeria Rose Armstrong, a vibrant young female Gamilaraay artist, was born in a small town in South Australia called Ceduna in 1988 to Stephanie and Robert Armstrong.
Gabirra is the name of the of a waterlily in Gamilaraay language. My Grandmother named me lily rose after the water lily as a child. This painting is my self portrait exploring my place on this earth and my Identity as an Aboriginal woman. It explores the effects of the outside world.
Arkeria Rose Armstrong, a vibrant young female Gamilaraay artist, was born in a small town in South Australia called Ceduna in 1988 to Stephanie and Robert Armstrong.
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