To commemorate International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, Google has released three new interesting Pixel wallpapers by artist Ryhia Dank, a Gudanji and Wakaja woman from Garranjini in the Northern Territory, Australia.
The Pixel’s Curated Culture wallpaper collection celebrates many cultural occasions throughout the year, including Pride Month, AAPI Heritage Month, International Friendship Day, Black History Month and more.
This collection features beautiful graphics that depict Ryhia’s narrative and the Australian nature.
Check out the wallpapers below:
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- “Burning off on country sees a contrast of red earth, black trees and green growth.” Painted by nardurna, Gudanji, NT Australia
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- “Country has its fill of water, rivers and creeks are flowing creating new pathways.” Painted by nardurna, Gudanji, NT Australia
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- “This piece reflects People, Kangaroo Tracks, Water, Fire and Earth. All coexisting.” Painted by nardurna, Gudanji, NT Australia
Users can download the new wallpapers from the Wallpaper & Style app on the Pixel 3 and later devices.
Google also sat down with Dank to learn about how her country and her ancestors inspire her work.
To check out more of Dank’s work, click here.
Image credit: Google
Source: Google
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