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Discover the captivating artistry of Amina Briggs, an indigenous artist delving deep into the intricate layers of identity, racism and feminism. Through digital art, mural painting, and sculpture, Briggs fearlessly confronts these societal injustices. Their brilliant use of pink and blue hues creates a powerful visual language, shedding light on the cruel realities of discrimination. Provoking a shift in perspective, these colors challenge preconceived notions, fostering empathy and healing. Immerse yourself in the transformative world of Briggs' art, where the interplay of pink and blue ignites conversations and inspires a more inclusive society.
Amina Briggs is a Boonwurrung, Ugar and Erub artist best known for her digital art and mural painting that explore themes of identity, feminism, and racism. Her work reflects her perspective on the world around her in a contemporary style.
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Education
RMIT - Bachlors of Fine Art Sculpture
Victorian College of the Arts - Bachelors of Fine Art Honours
Victorian College of the Arts - Master of Contemporary Art
Artistic skills
Digital Art (Photoshop & Illustrator)
Mural painting
Sculpture
Exhibitions and shows
Subtlet
June 19 2022
1/96 Little Butler St, Richmond
Platform exhitibition
Fortyfivedownstairs
Sept 28 2022
45 Flinders Ln, Melbourne VIC
Just another agency x Revolver upstairs - Time Blind
April 14 2023
Lvl 2/229 Chapel St, Prahan VIC
Ebb and Flow,
Nov 20 2022
201 Smith St, Fitzroy VIC
FIRST PEOPLES MELBOURNE ART TRAMS 2023
June 13 2023 - June 13 2024
Melbourne VIC
Art-related employment and collaborations
I have assisted or collaborated with the following artists below:
Aretha Brown
Mural assistance
Charlotte Allingham - Coffinbirth
Public Digital art collaboration
David Lee Pereira
Mural collaboration
Jarra Karalinar Steel
Resin sculpture assistance
Matt Adnate
Mural assistance
Yhonnie Scarce
Glass sculpture assistance
