Bush Plum Dreaming by Josie Petrick Kemarre (SOLD)

Clusters of warm coloured dots are interspersed with deep blue dots, each created with a bamboo satay stick.

There are many little black plum-like berries in the Central Australian bush. This particular berry is actually a mistletoe (angkwerrpme in Josie's language), and one of just a few varieties that have edible berries; making it an important food source.

In this painting, Josie explores the ripening stages of the berries maturity - from green to shades of yellow, red and orange before finally a blueish purple (close to black) when it falls from the stem and is collected in bulk.

• Medium: Synthetic polymer paint on Belgian linen
• Background colour: Black
• Size of painting: 120cm x 60cm
• Size of linen border: Approx 2cm strip of black border designed to be wrapped around a 2cm deep stretcher frame. Plus approx 6cm of natural coloured linen overhang. 
• This painting comes unstretched and rolled in a tube.
• This painting comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and artist profile.