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Madeleine Edwards

Jaru

Painting and drawing on all media; Photography, video, sound or media work; Graphic and digital design; Merchandise and licensed products; Public art

Artist Member

Madeleine Edwards

Jaru

Madeleine Edwards, is a Jaru woman from the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Madeleine holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Major in Marketing) from the University of Western Australia and is the Founder of creative agency Jalani Media.

Working primarily with acrylic on canvas, Madeleine's artwork is unique blend of traditional and contemporary influences that reflects her cultural heritage and personal experiences. In addition to traditional mediums, she seamlessly blends the digital realm with her creative expression, producing captivating digital art and innovative graphic designs.

Contact details

website:www.jalanimedia.com
address: WA
email:hello@jalanimedia.com
phone:0404535344
ABN:61484110029

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