Galangarri collectors Art

3.4m, approx 20kg weight.

Bamboo grown in Central Queensland, carved and scrorched to create a masterpiece of dramamtic art with that raw earth vibe. High frequency power to own its space in any place it may live. 

Kundalini Gold is and an Award Winner. Indigenous artist Galangarri captivates the seeker. The creation of all life. The energy of all life. The power of all life. The gold rainbow serpant rises as Kundalini power which connects and opens the viewer with possibility, spirituality intertwining eastern philosophy with Chakras of our humanly body. A cresecendo of transformation of country, power and the Human Being.

Galangarri creates art from many places for many reasons using many mediums. Her signature indigenous rawness and gold leaf carvings are sought worldwide by collectors for their magnificence and high frequency individualism. You can feel it's presence.

All pieces can be shipped to anywhere in the world at the buyers cost.

2m, approx 50kg weight.

Scorched inner core of Lightening struck Bloodwood Eucalypt from Central Queensland Australia. A heavy and durable piece for indoor or outdoor. Carving with lightening frequency and enhancement.  Layered meanings for each action and adornment.  A symbolism of continuum of human kind.

Galangarri has 3 children and this piece is the spirit connection she has with her children, the knowingness that is the unique bond for the most sacred relationship human beings experience. The child knows the mother's ways and thoughts, the mother knows the mood, the needs and actions of her child. Chick Rainbow Lorikeet feathers adorn the childs crown and the golden pineal gland is shown for central power and intimacy. 

The telepathy channel is all enduring 

The Mother with the adult Rainbow Lorikeet feather is symbolising wisdom.  The connective lighting depicts the neural pathways of frequency between mother and child which create a great bond which can never be broken. The pineal gland is the epi centre for this pThings on country may seem dead but, like this bloodwood in Galangarris hands has carved in a new life and meaning. Power and ancestral lines are forever and ever....

All pieces can be shipped to anywhere in the world at the buyers cost.

32cm breadth, approx 4kg weight.

Galangarri spent many many hours refining each carefully carved leaf. Ironbark is the hardest of timber to carve and this delicate piece is the most exquisite in her current collection. Absolutely stunning Rainbow Serpent leaving its mark.

Bush Medicine is a world reknowned Aboriginal style of painting. It has flow, depth and much beauty. The cravings are deep and true and reveal a vulnerability and healing element as the serpent resembles transfomation to a higher state. Galangarri attempts the impossible and carves the flowing delicate design into ironbark. She succeeds beyond belief with this strikingly moving art. 

All of this piece is moving and bold, yet delicate and vulnerable. Deep in skill and emotionally pleasing to look upon. This is the one you want in your collection. There will never be another made of this medium. It's ooozing with Galangarri's spirit.

All pieces can be shipped to anywhere in the world at the buyers cost.

32cm breadth approx 4kg weight.

 Always in the heart and soul of Galangarri is the 7 SiSTERs constellation. The songline runs through country and is powerful and much loved. 

7 SiSTERs is a pretty vivid blue and a cluster with much navigational and sacred depth. The 7 SiSTERs evading a pursuer across country whilst creating waterholes, rock formations, reilience and sisterhood. Adapt and overcome and never give up is the power within ths work by Galangarri.

A lighter piece in weight and visual mandalas. It holds magic and light healing. Galangarri put her light energy into this peice and it is a healing tool. It is as unique as you are.

All pieces can be shipped to anywhere in the world at the buyers cost.

Stands 1.1m, Galangarri has used a mahogany chair from Malawi (circ 1996)as the medium.  The Gumatj mother hides her children in the dilly bag(Bathi).  The mother has wings as protector.  The rose gold leaf horizon is Galangarri, which means last light where the earth meets the spirit sky at the end of every day.

The ochre was collected by Galangarri when she was led to a particular part of Queensland and told to dig under a tree. The cache of sacred white ochre(gapan) symbolises spirit and ash. Yellow symbolises fire. The Gumatj are fire people. The ochre is gritty to show the grit and resilience of the ancestors of the stolen generations. 

The dilly bag has carved holes which show where children fell through and were taken from their mothers, this Gumatj mother is happy she has her children but sad for the taken. Diamond shapes are Wirrili which is protection and the finder of yellow ochre. There is more in this story by Galangarri,  just ask her.