Our RAP artwork
About the artist - Acacia Collard
Acacia is a Badimia Yamatji – Balladong Noongar woman who comes from two large and prominent families in Western Australia (WA). She specialises in contemporary Aboriginal artworks and designs including canvas painting, rock art and sand murals.
Artwork story as told by the artist
The four orange/red/white circles represent GESB itself and the four core values – members first, sustainable performance, achieve together and act with integrity. The colours also symbolise the colours of the landscapes across WA – from the white beaches to the red desert.
The green pathway is connecting the values all together. The blue patterns on the inside are the initiatives coming in the future that GESB is working towards. Each green meeting place represents the communities in which GESB is involved with and impacts, they are spread all over WA.
As well as the GESB team amongst the communities there are a number of people who are involved. They are symbolised by the green circles on the outside of the design.
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