Daubism: Rewriting the Australian Landscape

““Your work does not consume Indigenous art but deconstructs it in your own way — waking up people’s consciousness towards justice, freedom and a decolonised mind.””
— Quote Source— Professor Anne Poelina, Nyikina Warrwa, community leader, human and earth rights advocate
Driller Jet Armstrong’s Daubism transforms pre-existing paintings — found, forgotten, inherited — into sharp, layered commentaries on culture, place, appropriation, and Australian identity. Every daub is both an interruption and an act of renewal.

Driller Jet Armstrong’s Daubism transforms pre-existing paintings — found, forgotten, inherited — into sharp, layered commentaries on culture, place, appropriation, and Australian identity. Every daub is both an interruption and an act of renewal.