Freedom To Dance - A4 Print

$40.00

Aboriginal Artwork A4 Prints

Beautiful A4 art prints featuring original Aboriginal artworks, created by Wiradjuri artist Kelly Flanagan.

Each artwork carries its own story of Country, culture, connection, healing and identity, expressed through contemporary Aboriginal symbolism, colour and pattern.

Every print comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity, confirming the artwork is an authentic reproduction of my original work.

Size: A4 (21 × 29.7 cm)
Artist: Kelly Flanagan | Wiradjuri Artist
Includes Signed Certificate of Authenticity
Authentic Aboriginal Art • Culture • Story • Connection

The story behind the artwork;

Freedom to Dance came from my heart as a Wiradjuri woman, wanting to capture the joy and strength that lives in movement. For me, dancing is a way of remembering — of feeling Country, of carrying stories that can’t be silenced. As I painted, I let the brush move like a body in rhythm: flowing, layered, unrestrained. The colours and forms carry that sense of release — the freedom to express, to celebrate, to exist fully.

Aboriginal Artwork A4 Prints

Beautiful A4 art prints featuring original Aboriginal artworks, created by Wiradjuri artist Kelly Flanagan.

Each artwork carries its own story of Country, culture, connection, healing and identity, expressed through contemporary Aboriginal symbolism, colour and pattern.

Every print comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity, confirming the artwork is an authentic reproduction of my original work.

Size: A4 (21 × 29.7 cm)
Artist: Kelly Flanagan | Wiradjuri Artist
Includes Signed Certificate of Authenticity
Authentic Aboriginal Art • Culture • Story • Connection

The story behind the artwork;

Freedom to Dance came from my heart as a Wiradjuri woman, wanting to capture the joy and strength that lives in movement. For me, dancing is a way of remembering — of feeling Country, of carrying stories that can’t be silenced. As I painted, I let the brush move like a body in rhythm: flowing, layered, unrestrained. The colours and forms carry that sense of release — the freedom to express, to celebrate, to exist fully.