Aboriginal Art | Waters of Birpai | Art Print
Aboriginal Art | Waters of Birpai | Art Print
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The story behind the artwork
This artwork was inspired by the Birpai people and their land. Birpai covers the Mid-North Coast. The totem animals protect the land and people. The land and animals provide for the people. As Birpai people are known as water people, this is why the artwork reflects the beach and the community coming together embracing the water.
Paper and Printing
Paper and Printing
A4 and A3 Art prints are printed on 300gsm high quality art coloured paper with a 5 mm outer margin.
Prints A2 and above are printed 160gsm coated paper.
The artworks deliver brilliant and vivid colours through a superior printing process that provides beautiful stunning pieces for eye-catching results.
Dimensions
Dimensions
210 x 297mm = A4*
297 x 420mm = A3*
420 x 594mm = A2
594 x 841mm = A1
841 x 1189mm = A0
*A4 and A3 prints have a 5mm trim
Dispatch Times
Dispatch Times
All prints are printed on demand, please allow 7 business days handling time from the date of your order for your print to be dispatched.
Meet Alejandro Lauren
I’m Alejandro Lauren, also known as Wayde Clarke. Alejandro is my alter ego—a part of me that allows me to be loud and proud. I created them to break out of my comfort zone, to step into a space where I can truly shine, pushing past my own boundaries and embracing the fabulous person we all are.
My art is deeply tied to the human experience and emotion. I believe that the one thing that connects us all is how we navigate life’s challenges—how we cope, manage, and share our stories. Through my work, I’ve learned to embrace vulnerability, sharing my own experiences and stories in the hope that others might see themselves reflected in my art. I want my work to help people connect, relate, and even heal, just as it has done for me.
Each piece is a journey of colour, emotion, and meaning, celebrating life, culture, and the power of human connection. I invite you to explore my art, and I hope it resonates with you on a personal level.
Thank you for stopping by, and I hope my work brings you as much healing and inspiration as it has brought me.