About the artist:
My name is Bindi, my mob is the Quandamooka Noonuccal people from North Stradbroke Island.
I grew up in North Brisbane where my family adapted and were accepted on the land of the Turrbal people, the Gubbi Gubbi people and the Ningy Ningy people, and now live in the Moreton Bay Region.
I also have bloodlines to the Kamilaroi peoples of NSW making me a mix of both Murri and Koori.
I am a Mum in Business, a Lady Tradie, a Muralist and a Modern Indigenous Artist.
I am the founder of BindiLee Sisters Onsite, a 100% female Indigenous painting business. My small business provides residential and commercial trade painting services, site supervising for Indigenous based construction training programs through Skilling Queenslanders for Work, and Aboriginal designed murals, canvas artwork and digital designs.
My artistic style not only reflects my saltwater cultural roots but also pays homage to freshwater communities, forged through years of collaboration with traditional Aboriginal artists.
The vision of Bindi Lee Painting Services is primarily to inspire, support and encourage Indigenous people and women in the trade industry.
My mural and artwork projects give me the opportunity to showcase and promote the ethics and cultural background of who I am as a person and painter.
I have a strong passion about sharing my cultural identity and impacting the wider community through paint and story.
Inspiration Behind the art:
This artwork is my representation of coming together to build respect. In Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, yarning circles are places of no judgement where we learn from one another.
About our prints options
OUTDOOR & INDOOR
Beyond their use as beautiful decoration, our art prints will assist with climbing hazards and privacy. Printed on metal and UV ink they are easy to install using self-tapping screws. Suitable for long term outdoor or indoor use.
BANNER MESH
The image is printed on one side but can still be seen on the other side and air will flow through. Stitched and eyelets for easy attaching using cable ties. They also assist with adding privacy.
WALL PAPER
Linen look finish our wallpaper looks amazing on indoor walls
Please note: All artists are compensated with an upfront payment for their work and receive monthly commissions on artwork sold. Each Indigenous art print includes a plaque featuring the artist's details and the inspiration behind their creation
Should you want to make them a different size or have any questions please contact Mark on 0418 745 044 / mark@pdf.net.au and he will be happy to help assist you with custom pricing.
Please select the size you would like from the dropdown above and add to cart. Your entire cart will be used to calculate the correct freight rate, so you may add as few or as many of these designs as you need. *Art work vary slightly due to cropping to make at your required size.
Here are some benefits of yarning circles:
Yarning circles encourage respectful, honest, and responsible interactions between participants. They can help build trusting relationships and a sense of belonging.
Yarning circles provide a safe space for participants to be heard and respond.
Yarning circles can help prepare children for a more understanding and respectful society.
Yarning circles honor the ancient wisdom of Australia's First Nations people
