Amy Nabamalla

Amy Namballa, born at Neutral Junction Station in Barrow Creek, Central Australia, is an emerging artist with roots in Alywarre and Kaytetye country. Her mother hails from Alywarre country, while her father is from Kaytetye country near Barrow Creek.

Educational Background

• Current Enrollment: Certificate I in Visual Arts at Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education

Artistic Style and Themes Amy’s artwork, created primarily on paper, is known for its whimsical, abstract style and bold, confident use of colour. Her subjects range from bush foods and medicine to urban and landscape scenes. Amy’s distinctive style began to flourish during her studies at Batchelor College.

Artistic Journey Through her coursework at Batchelor College, Amy has developed a unique approach to art that combines traditional themes with a modern, abstract flair. Her vibrant and colourful works perfectly capture the essence of her diverse cultural heritage and experiences.