MAYAN (waterholes) The painting depicts drying waterholes surrounded by the drought ravaged earth. Thomas ‘Bagaay’ Avery is a descendant of the Gamilaroi tribe in northern NSW. His personal totem is the blue tongue lizard. Thomas’s ancestors were born at Bohena Creek Aboriginal Reserve, Narrabri. Thomas is a painter, designer and filmmaker using his unique insights to communicate his culture. Framed in a handmade carbon neutral 8×8″ slim box frame. Information and the story of the artist adhered to the back. Material: Paper, Plantation grown timber, glass front, acid-free mat and metal tabs Made in Australia & New Zealand Dimensions: 23 cm (W) x 23 cm (H)
