Stephen Pitjara Martin
Born in 1963
Born at Utopia
Language Group: Alyawarra
Title of Work: Spirit Man with Boomerang
Date of creation June 2019
Place of Creation: Glenelg Art Gallery, Adelaide
Medium: acrylic on canvas
Size: 1420 x 81cm
Copyright: Stephen Martin
Photo credit: Glenelg Art Gallery
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Stephen Martin Pitjara
One of the Stories that Stephen paints is called "Shooting Stars"
When I asked Stephen for more information about his story he said ,"They are shooting stars - in the desert we see many different colours, many more than you here"
When I asked Stephen for more information about his story he said ,"They are shooting stars - in the desert we see many different colours, many more than you here"
You must imagine these canvases stretched and featuring on your wall - what a beautiful peaceful gift of colour.
These paintings are intended to hang only in the direction shown.
They look marvellous either plainly stretched around a frame, or in a matted frame.
These paintings are intended to hang only in the direction shown.
They look marvellous either plainly stretched around a frame, or in a matted frame.
"Shooting Stars"
acrylic on canvas, unstretched
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One of the Stories that Stephen paints is called "SPIRIT MAN"
"Spirit Man" is about abundance, having what we need, it is a
positive energy. Let your eyes look through the stories 
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"Arial View - My Country"
acrylic on canvas, unstretched $350
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