Mangkaja artist and Sulman Prize finalist John Prince Siddon is a proud Walmajarri man who began his adult life as a stockman working with horses. A severe accident, which caused him to lose his leg, turned his focus to art where the stories of his family, cultural history and his love for pop culture intermingle on his canvas in a swirl of psychedelic colour. Often painting while watching the news, his work is imbued with political messaging presenting his subject to the viewer without restraint. It is a style that Prince calls ‘all mixed up’ and one that conveys we are all intricately connected through culture, history, landscape, animals — and each other.
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