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Aboriginal artwork is the product of ancient creative forces and it often recounts that culture's history and important landmarks in styles full of rich colors and patterns. Many modern examples of the genre are made with the terrible history of colonialism still deeply felt, and some of its styles are informed by this modern history, which nearly eradicated native communities. The dreamtime is a recurring theme in modern Australian aboriginal artwork. It refers the time of the world's creative origin.
This genre expresses in rich styles a creative world largely unknown to many people. Its striking paintings enrich any space with their fascinating combination of beautiful lines, dots and colors. These traditional paintings, of course, are not the only styles of artistic expression produced by native peoples. There are many different types of beautiful creativity worth exploring.
If you find these cultural expressions and their colors endlessly fascinating, consider the cultural expressions of asian and chinese art, or the visually adventurous images of op and psychedelic art. Exploring other cultures, like the asian and chinese arts, gives a new window on the asian and chinese worlds. Immersing yourself in the colors and lines of op and psychedelic art can expand your consciousness and increase your appreciation not only of op and psychedelic art, but other artforms as well. Enjoy your visual travels!
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Barbara Swanson is a successful author and a distinguished freelance writer who specializes in art, music, education and international issues.
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