It’s about telling our story of resilience, thriving, survival, how far we’ve come as a people, what we’ve achieved… and where we’ll be in the future.
Dylan Mooney is a Yuwi man from Mackay, a Torres Strait Islander man from Erub and Badu Islands and an Australian-born South Sea Islander. He works across painting, printmaking, digital illustration, and drawing.
These portraits deftly illustrate issues affecting his lived experience. He narrates his identity as a proud, queer, Indigenous man. Subjects stand proudly and defiantly, gazing out at the viewer. The combination of digital technology and social commentary unites the artist’s sense of optimism with a profound understanding of both historical and contemporary issues.
Digital portraits
Other artworks
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Warual and Waru Kazi
Brian Robinson – Waiben, Thursday Island, Language groups: Kala Lagaw and Wuthanthi
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A Little Community
Emily Floyd
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Ku 2016
Gary Namponan – Language groups: Wik-Alkan/Wik-Ngathan
Last updated: September 2023