Colours of the Land
by Colin Jones

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Colours of the Land
The circles in the reproduction of the traditional painting Colours of the Land represent the life forces of the land Europeans measured time linearly hours, days, weeks, months etc To Aboriginal culture time was continuous so the circles are representing time that is collectively never ending The circular patterns symbolise the Dreaming or Creation, the now or present time and the future or future generations

ARTIST INFORMATION
Colin Jones was born in 1947 in Queensland Australia, and is of Kaladoon and Nunuckle tribal descent As a young boy, Colin learned to paint from his grandfather Colins multi layered dot paintings tell the stories of his ancestral lands, where the rain forest, rivers and land connect In these depictions, there are small foot and hand prints telling the stories of Aboriginal people roaming the land