My Mothers Dreaming
Scott Dougie
92cmx86cm

$625.00

Artist name: Scott Dougie
Community: North Utopia Central Desert
Materials: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 92cm by 86cm
Year: 2025

My Mother’s Dreaming by Scott Dougie reflects the artist’s deep connection to family, Country, and the stories passed down through generations. In this work, Scott honours the Dreaming stories and cultural knowledge shared by his mother, acknowledging the role of family in preserving and carrying cultural traditions.

Through layered patterns, flowing forms, and rhythmic mark-making, the painting represents the landscape, sacred sites, and pathways connected to his mother’s Dreaming. The composition evokes movement across Country and the enduring relationship between people, land, and ancestral stories.

The work speaks to the importance of lineage and the responsibility of continuing cultural knowledge. By sharing this story through painting, Scott Dougie pays tribute to his mother and the Dreaming that guides and connects family to Country.

This artwork reflects both personal memory and cultural continuity, honouring the strength of family and the stories that shape identity and belonging.

Provenance & Authenticity:
✔️ This is 100% authentic Aboriginal art, painted by the artist
✔️ All artworks are accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity
✔️ The certificate includes artwork details, artist information, and confirms authenticity

Display & Framing:
-Artwork is unframed
-Shipped rolled to ensure safe international delivery
-Professional stretching or framing is recommended
-Ideal for living rooms, offices, entryways, galleries, or curated collections

Care Instructions:
-Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight
-Keep away from moisture or high humidity
-Frame or stretch promptly to preserve the artwork long-term

Shipping & Packaging:
📦 FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE
-Artwork is carefully rolled and shipped in a sturdy protective cylinder
-Wrapped in acid-free paper and protective materials
-Fully insured during transit

⏱ Estimated Delivery Times:
-Australia: 3–7 business days
-International: 7–14 business days (depending on destination)

🌍 International Customers:
Customs duties, VAT, and import taxes may apply and are payable by the buyer.

Returns & Exchanges:
-Returns accepted within 14 days of delivery
-Artwork must be returned in original condition
-Buyer is responsible for return shipping unless artwork arrives damaged

 

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Description

Scott Dougie

Scott Dougie is a respected Aboriginal artist whose work reflects deep cultural knowledge, connection to Country, and the passing down of stories through family lines. Scott’s paintings draw upon the landscapes, songlines and ceremonial knowledge of his homelands, translating ancestral memory into contemporary form.

Growing up surrounded by strong cultural teachers, Scott learned the importance of storytelling from a young age. His family shared with him the Dreaming narratives, designs and meanings that are held within Country – knowledge that shapes his identity and continues to guide his creative work today. When Scott paints, he paints with purpose: to honour his Elders, to keep culture strong, and to ensure that these stories remain living for future generations.

Scott’s artworks are often characterised by their powerful movement and depth. His use of colour creates energy and rhythm across the canvas, shifting between delicate, layered strokes and bold, flowing forms. Each piece holds both visual beauty and cultural significance – every dot, line, and pattern is a continuation of knowledge that has been carried for thousands of years.

Dedicated, humble and community-minded, Scott shares his art with pride. His work stands as a testament to the strength of Aboriginal culture and the enduring connection between people, land and story.

 

Additional information

Weight 0.85 kg
Dimensions 10 × 10 × 110 cm

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