Kelly and Tracey work together to share stories of culture, connection, and lived experience Kelly as the artist and creative force behind each piece, and Tracey supporting the journey through coordination, planning, and community engagement. Kelly traces her Aboriginal heritage through her mother’s side; her grandfather was born in Wellington and belonged to the Wiradjuri Tribe, and her family grew up on Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island). After serving 28 years in the Australian Army, including 13 deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Middle East, art became a powerful outlet for healing and reflection. Her work draws on memory, resilience, and a deep connection to Country. She specialises in customised paintings that tell personal stories. Kelly takes the time to understand each client, weaving their journey into meaningful, one-of-a-kind artworks that speak to identity, resilience, and belonging. Her art isn’t just for display it’s for connection. Whether you’re seeking a unique gift, a statement piece, or a personal story on canvas, her work brings heart and meaning into any space.Tracey was born in Brisbane and shares her Aboriginal heritage through her father’s family from Kempsey, part of the Dunghutti Tribe. While Kelly creates and paints, Tracey manages the logistics, planning, and outreach that help bring their art to wider audiences.Together, they form a strong and grounded team, using art to share meaningful stories and inspire connection through culture and community.