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Kachina Davidson

Painting and drawing on all media

Artist Member

Kachina Davidson

Kachina Davidson is a proud Yorta Yorta and Wiradjuri woman. She is a 3rd generation Indigenous Artist, following in the footsteps of both her Mother and Grandfather. The latter, growing up on the Cummeragunja Mission on the Murray River, before moving to Tasmania in his early twenties.

Kachina was born in Hobart, Tasmania. Since 2014, she and her husband have been living on Wonnarua country, in the Hunter Valley, New South Wales.

Kachina started painting in mid 2021, and works in a contemporary intuitive style. She primarily paints in acrylic on canvas.

Her works are bold and unique, drawing inspiration from the diverse, native flora and fauna of Australia, as well as the striking landscape and geology. Each piece incorporates a tribute to her heritage.

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