Christopher Pease wanted to create his own visual language, one that spoke to European art tradition and the hidden iconography of his Nyoongar ancestors. 
Plus, the horses that inspire Michael Zavros.
And what happens when a painter loses half her hand? After a bad accident, Kaye Strange adapted.

Christopher Pease wanted to create his own visual language, one that spoke to European art tradition and the hidden iconography of his Nyoongar ancestors. Plus, the horses that inspire Michael Zavros. And what happens when a painter loses half her hand? After a bad accident, Kaye Strange adapted.

Christopher Pease wanted to create his own visual language, one that spoke to European art tradition and the hidden iconography of his Nyoongar ancestors.&nbsp;
Plus, the horses that inspire Michael Zavros.
And what happens when a painter loses half her hand? After a bad accident, Kaye Strange adapted.

Christopher Pease layers Nyoongar iconography over colonial vistas

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Christopher Pease layers Nyoongar iconography over colonial vistas