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Trisha Lambi
Let’s Go Get Lost
Oil on Linen
A few years ago, we took a road trip from Darwin down to Adelaide and while we were in Coober Pedy, we did the Mail Run Tour. This tour offers a real Outback experience, travelling with an Australia Post contractor, delivering mail to the historic outback towns of Oodnadatta and William Creek as well as five remote cattle stations.
We stopped for lunch in Oodnadatta at the Pink Roadhouse, and I was struck by the neon sign that boldly declared its presence against the desert backdrop.
I loved the jauntiness of the sign – it seemed to stand as a symbol of courage, defying the harsh surroundings and becoming a metaphor for the resilience and spirit of the outback communities.
Size: 76.2 × 101.6 cm
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About Trisha Lambi
Renowned for her vibrant oil paintings, Trisha draws inspiration from light's effect on form, infusing emotions into her work. Representing Australia at the Guangzhou Art Fair, she's exhibited globally with shows in California and Dubai, plus residencies in Crete and France. Notable recognitions include her selection in prestigious competitions such as the 2024 Clayton Utz Art Prize and the 2024 Kennedy Prize, and as a finalist in the 2024 Australian Street Art Awards.
