Bobbi Lockyer is a Ngarluma, Karriyarra (from the Pilbara), Yawuru, Nyulnyul (from the Kimberley) woman born and raised in Port Hedland. Bobbi works with a variety of art mediums including traditional painting, digital illustration, graphic design and photography. Bobbi is a mother of four boys and her children are her biggest inspiration. Her strong family connections to land, ocean, people and health are embedded in her work. She draws the natural ability and instincts and strengths from her grassroots Aboriginal community. Bobbi’s painting, titled "Healing", paints the story about growing and healing through personal battles on a journey of self-love and acceptance. The wattle symbolises resilience and the eucalyptus flowers represent strength.
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