Lauren Greatorex
Malgana, Nyikina, Jabirr Jabirr
Painting and drawing on all media; Graphic and digital design; Merchandise and licensed products; Reproductions of original works on canvas or other materials (print on demand)
Lauren Greatorex
Malgana, Nyikina, Jabirr Jabirr
Saltwater in my veins, seagrass in my soul, and stories woven through every brushstroke.
I’m a Malgana, Nyikina and Jabir Jabir woman, connected to the sands of the Kimberley and forever drawn to the turquoise waters of Gathaagudu (Shark Bay). My art is a living archive of culture, connection, and Country, expressed through vibrant canvases, digital design, cultural storytelling, and ocean-inspired creativity.
As the artist and founder behind Gathaagudu, I create detailed, meaningful works that speak to identity, resistance, and legacy.
When I’m not painting or pixel-pushing, you’ll find me chasing the ocean tides, good yarns, visiting family, and dreaming up the next big idea inspired by Country, culture, or canvas.
Contact details
- https://www.gathaagudu.com.au
- South Hedland, WA 6722
- admin@gathaagudu.com.au
- 0429350347
- 56 623 451 315
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Artwork: Unknown (commissioned artwork), 2024 Artist Lauren Greatorex. Photo: Medium: Digital Illustration
Artwork: Yalibid (emu), 2024 Artist Lauren Greatorex. Photo: Medium: Digital Illustration
Artwork: Biligurdu (echidna), 2024 Artist Lauren Greatorex. Photo: Medium: Digital Illustration
Artwork: Wuthuga (Dugong), 2024 Artist Lauren Greatorex. Photo: Medium: Digital Illustration
Artwork: Hammerhead Thaaka (Shark), 2024 Artist Lauren Greatorex. Photo: Medium: Digital Illustration
Artwork: Family, 2025 Artist Lauren Greatorex. Photo: Medium: Digital Illustration
Artwork: Gathaagudu (Shark Bay), 2025 Artist Lauren Greatorex. Photo: Medium: Digital Illustration
Artwork: Shell Beach, 2025 Artist Lauren Greatorex. Photo: Medium: Digital Illustration Shell Beach, one of Gathaagudu’s (Shark Bay) most iconic and sacred coastal sites. This artwork reimagines the geographic contours of Shell Beach through a cultural and artistic lens, illustrating not just the place itself, b
Artwork: Tamala Station, 2025 Artist Lauren Greatorex. Photo: Medium: Digital Illustration A visual tribute to the southern reach of Gathaagudu (Shark Bay) near Tamala Station, where saltwater meets pastoral land and the legacy of Dirk Hartog Island casts long shadows across the bay. This work maps the geography an
Artwork: Big Lagoon, 2025 Artist Lauren Greatorex. Photo: Medium: Digital Illustration This is Big Lagoon one of Gathaagudu’s (Shark Bay) most stunning and culturally rich natural formations. Big Lagoon, located in the Francois Peron National Park, is a site of deep spiritual and ecological significance for Mal
Artwork: Carrarang Station, 2025 Artist Lauren Greatorex. Photo: Medium: Digital Illustration Carrarang Station, a striking stretch of pastoral land on the eastern side of Shark Bay. This area, with its ochre cliffs, turquoise shallows, and seagrass flats, sits rich with ecological knowledge and cultural significance.
Artwork: Denham, 2025 Artist Lauren Greatorex. Photo: Medium: Digital Illustration This artwork represents the township of Denham, nestled along the western edge of Gathaagudu (Shark Bay). As the heart of Malgana Country, Denham holds deep significance for my family and community, both as a place of ongoing
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