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The use of iconography in Aboriginal art is as important today as it was 50,000 years ago in communicating the story. Because Australian Aboriginal people did not have their own written language, images were used in conjunction with song and dance to help communicate important cultural stories. In this behind-the-scenes look at Utopia art, we take a closer look at a few of the icons that our artists frequently use to tell their incredible stories.<br>
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UNDERSTANDING AUSTRALIA’S ABORIGINAL PRODUCTS The use of iconography in Aboriginal art is as important today as it was 50,000 years ago in communicating the story. Because Australian Aboriginal people did not have their own written language, images were used in conjunction with song and dance to help communicate important cultural stories. In this behind-the-scenes look at Utopia art, we take a closer look at a few of the icons that our artists frequently use to tell their incredible stories. The intricate designs and incredible craftsmanship of Australian Aboriginal art have become well-known around the world, but one of the most powerful aspects of these incredible works is the meaning behind them.
Understanding of aboriginal products Unlike much modern art, which is abstract and meaningless, Aboriginal products in Australia play an important role in both the expression of Aboriginal culture and the telling of important stories. Understanding the meaning of various symbols is important in understanding the meaning of Aboriginal art, and while the meanings vary depending on where the artwork is created, you can get a sense of the meaning by understanding a basic set of symbols. Wrapping Up While some symbols are widely used, their meanings vary greatly, so knowing a few symbols is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to understanding Aboriginal art. For more information on Aboriginal products you can visit Warrina Designs Online. Contact Us Email: warrina@ariadis.com.au Phone no: 0394 170 052 www.warrinadesigns.com
