Shane Wright
Hailing from the Kokatha community in the Western Desert, has a profound connection to the land and his ancestral lore, with strong family ties to the Pitijantjatjara and Yunkanyjatjara traditions.
With over a decade of dedication, Shane's deep connection to Uluru led him to a historic milestone as the inaugural Anangu Chief Ranger, where he demonstrated his unwavering commitment to preserving the sacred lands.
While Shane's artistic evolution spans decades, today you'll discover him alongside his partner, Nina, in the picturesque Eastern Dandenong Ranges. Here, they have established EARTHwise Culture, a captivating art gallery and gift shop. This establishment serves as a vibrant showcase for their remarkable art and artifacts, offering unique cultural treasures crafted by their respective families.
In this tranquil setting, Shane and Nina have also set up their own art studio adjacent to the gallery and gift shop. It's within this creative space that Shane brings his artistic visions to life, contributing to the rich tapestry of Aboriginal art.For further insights into Shane's artistic endeavors and cultural contributions, please visit www.earthwiseculture.com.
Artwork by Shane
Shane's artistic journey began in a cave at the base of Uluru, where he shared his first painting experience with his Bush Father, Kumunara Baker. This pivotal moment marked the inception of his lifelong exploration of artistic expression.
