The Outback
Our favourite works from deep within Australia’s famous “outback”.
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Our favourite works from deep within Australia’s famous “outback”.
This is an original fine art print from Cam Hemming exclusive to Who is Henri.
Along the Queensland & New South Wales border in eastern Australia sits a town known as Stanthorpe.
A popular weekend trip from its coastal neighbours, the town is famous for two key attractions - its fruit production (specifically apples) and the surrounding granite belt.
Chief amongst the bush walks available in the granite belt is the trek to Balancing Rock, a monumental rock that seems to be entirely capably of defying gravity as it stands proud balances on a tiny footprint.
This is an original fine art print from Cam Hemming exclusive to Who is Henri.
Desert Edge takes us deep in to the remote heart of Australia where golden sands meet the eucalypt rainforest.
This is an original fine art print from Cam Hemming exclusive to Who is Henri.
This image brings to life the red sky of a well managed forest fire just beyond the ridge line, charring the eucalypt forest that will soon be home to green shoots of new life amongst the blackened forest floor in the coming weeks.
For our First Nations people, the careful management of their land included wild fires to encourage a natural and safe cycle of life.
The effects of climate change, urbanisation, and reduction of natural habitats make it even more important that we learn from our First Nations people in the management of our shared country.
This is an original fine art print from Cam Hemming exclusive to Who is Henri.
Kimberley is part one of the Sunrise Quadtych (four unique artworks that form a set) that explore the hues of the Australian sunrise as experienced in different corners of this big island.
The Kimberley region is set in the north of Western Australia where towering ochre ranges are surrounded by an arid savanna landscape and extremely isolated coastline. The sunrises are as dramatic as the landscape with breathtaking vibrancy on show as the day breaks over land.
This is an original fine art print from Cam Hemming exclusive to Who is Henri.
Oondiri (the Nullarbor Plain) is the traditional country of the Spinifex and Wingai First Nations.
It is a flat, almost treeless, semi-arid 1,000sqm long stretch of land spanning between South Australia and Western Australia with the Great Australian Bight to the south and the Great Victoria Desert to the north
It’s spectacular sunrise brings the dusty warm colours of the earth up in to the warm pink hues on the horizon, and opens up to a wide clear blue sky above.
This is an original fine art print from Cam Hemming exclusive to Who is Henri.
Like a deserted building in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, this ochre coloured relief is a reminder of the lost fortunes of the region’s cycles of boom and bust mining.
This is an original fine art print from Cam Hemming exclusive to Who is Henri.
Along the southern coastline of Australia sits the Great Australian Bight. This expansive, exposed and uninhabited section of Australia connects the southern state capitals of Perth and Adelaide taking in some great surf breaks, beaches, and national parks along the way.
In this artwork, we’ve brought the best of the southern scrub (wild bushland) colours to life set against a simple geometric arrangement of pill forms.
This is an original fine art print from Cam Hemming exclusive to Who is Henri.
In the centre of Australia you’ll find Uluru (Ayers Rock), named by the Yankunytjatjara and Pitjantjatjara people on Uluru-Kata Tjuta Country.
A visit to “the rock” is almost as Australian as Vegemite on toast, and gives you a chance to connect with the First Nations people of Australia who might invite you to a yarn about the dreamtime while you’re there.
In this work, the colours of Uluru-Kata Tjuta Country are brought to life, with desert grasses, red dirt and a spectacular sunset centered over the “giant pebble” Uluru.
This is an original fine art print from Cam Hemming exclusive to Who is Henri.
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Take a long drive through the Daintree Rainforest on the east coast of Australia for unique landscapes and bumpy roads.