Aboriginal Recycled Mat - Medium - Sand Goanna [Colour: Teal/Orange]

Aboriginal Recycled Mat - Medium (2.7m x 1.8m) - Sand Goanna

Colours:  (Teal/Orange) (Outback Red)
Artist:  Caitlin Trindall - Kamilaroi (NSW)
comes in a recycled and reusable plastic carry bag

recycled plastic floor mats are made from recycled Polypropylene which is a combination of recycled materials like medicine bottles, tinfoil's, shopping bags and carpet fibers etc.  The Artwork is designed in Australia by royalty-paid Aborigihal Artists and manufactured in India and China

About the Art/Artist
The sand goanna is one of the totems significant to the artist's mob, the Kamilaroi people. This mat design represents the knowledges and connections between people and places, that are carried through the goanna. The background of the design shows the tracks of the goanna, with the lines representing the trail that his tail leaves in the sand, and the dots on either side are his footprints as he walks. The design also incorporates campsites of men and women who gather together to share yarns, pass down knowledge and practice culture. 

Designed by artist Caitlin Trindall, this piece is a careful collision of both tradition and contemporary art. Caitlin often uses traditional symbols to share messages and stories within the artwork, but also the use of bright vibrant colours to create a modern feel.