Connected To Country
Connected to Country is a contemporary artwork by Alison Simpson, whose Wiradjuri name is yalidyan.
Alison is a Wiradjuri woman from central New South Wales and a Wemba Wemba woman from northwest Victoria, with cultural connections to many other places. She currently lives and works on Djiriganj and Thaua Countries within the Yuin Nation, where she has spent much of the past 25 years.
Alison began her artistic journey in 2013, initially painting for therapeutic reasons. Her contemporary artworks are recognised for their bright colours, bold patterns and vibrant use of acrylic paint.
Her creative practice is influenced by the landscapes and environments around her, the people she shares time with and the experiences she encounters. Connected to Country reflects Alison’s distinctive contemporary style and her ongoing connection to culture, community and place.
Connected to Country - COTTON CREPE TEA TOWEL
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Alison Simpson
The inspiration for the narratives I create through my artworks come from the landscape, environment or surroundings which I am in, the people I am with and the experiences I encounter.
Bring meaningful Indigenous artwork into your home with our Cotton Crepe Tea Towels, featuring designs by our collaborating artists.
Made from soft cotton crepe, these tea towels are practical for everyday kitchen use while also showcasing beautiful Aboriginal and Indigenous artwork.
Perfect for drying dishes, styling your kitchen, or gifting, each design brings art, culture and functionality together in an everyday home essential.
Material: Cotton Crepe
Product: Tea Towel
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Connected To Country
Connected to Country is a contemporary artwork by Alison Simpson, whose Wiradjuri name is yalidyan.
Alison is a Wiradjuri woman from central New South Wales and a Wemba Wemba woman from northwest Victoria, with cultural connections to many other places. She currently lives and works on Djiriganj and Thaua Countries within the Yuin Nation, where she has spent much of the past 25 years.
Alison began her artistic journey in 2013, initially painting for therapeutic reasons. Her contemporary artworks are recognised for their bright colours, bold patterns and vibrant use of acrylic paint.
Her creative practice is influenced by the landscapes and environments around her, the people she shares time with and the experiences she encounters. Connected to Country reflects Alison’s distinctive contemporary style and her ongoing connection to culture, community and place.

