Enriching Australian workplaces and homes with authentic Aboriginal Art
Tili Arts links talented Aboriginal artists with Australian businesses and homes, adorning walls with stunning art and celebrating the oldest living culture in the world via art rental and sales.

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One last walk through.
Today I bumped out Pukulpa, @tili.arts latest exhibition at @jacobscreekwine. It’s always bittersweet taking down an exhibition - celebrating the achievement, but sad it has to come to an end.
I’ve received so much incredible feedback about the colour, vibrancy and joy this exhibition brought to the space, and how much people enjoyed reading the stories and learning from each artist. The aim was right there in the exhibition name - Pukulpa which means Happy Yunkunytjajara / Pitjantjatjara - mission accomplished.
Tili Arts couldn’t have done it without our partner artists. To @bianca_levai_creative, @dustinkoaart, @wiinya.soul, @lisakhan_artist, @yura_artu_through_my_eyes, @nabanunga, @susieee71, and @tylerbarkerrr, thank you for creating your own unique expressions of happy.
And to the delightful Emily and the Jacob’s Creek team, thank you for being such incredible hosts. Very grateful 🙏🏼

One last walk through.
Today I bumped out Pukulpa, @tili.arts latest exhibition at @jacobscreekwine. It’s always bittersweet taking down an exhibition - celebrating the achievement, but sad it has to come to an end.
I’ve received so much incredible feedback about the colour, vibrancy and joy this exhibition brought to the space, and how much people enjoyed reading the stories and learning from each artist. The aim was right there in the exhibition name - Pukulpa which means Happy Yunkunytjajara / Pitjantjatjara - mission accomplished.
Tili Arts couldn’t have done it without our partner artists. To @bianca_levai_creative, @dustinkoaart, @wiinya.soul, @lisakhan_artist, @yura_artu_through_my_eyes, @nabanunga, @susieee71, and @tylerbarkerrr, thank you for creating your own unique expressions of happy.
And to the delightful Emily and the Jacob’s Creek team, thank you for being such incredible hosts. Very grateful 🙏🏼
Glowing feedback from our new Sydney client, “It’s the cherry on top.”
Last week we installed the stunning Opal Rocks by @lisakhan_artist in a professional services firm in Sydney. This piece has truly transformed the reception area, “It really elevates the space.”
About the artwork, Lisa explains, “My painting shows the opals we used to find as kids. There are many secret places to find opal near Coober Pedy. We used to gather rocks from the hills and take them back to the community to break them open and extract the opal from inside - mostly red opals. I used to do this with my cousins, aunties, grandmothers, and great-grandmothers.”
We’re especially thrilled as this installation marks our very first client in Sydney - a big milestone for @tili.arts and one we’re incredibly proud of.
Here’s to elevating more spaces across Australia!

Glowing feedback from our new Sydney client, “It’s the cherry on top.”
Last week we installed the stunning Opal Rocks by @lisakhan_artist in a professional services firm in Sydney. This piece has truly transformed the reception area, “It really elevates the space.”
About the artwork, Lisa explains, “My painting shows the opals we used to find as kids. There are many secret places to find opal near Coober Pedy. We used to gather rocks from the hills and take them back to the community to break them open and extract the opal from inside - mostly red opals. I used to do this with my cousins, aunties, grandmothers, and great-grandmothers.”
We’re especially thrilled as this installation marks our very first client in Sydney - a big milestone for @tili.arts and one we’re incredibly proud of.
Here’s to elevating more spaces across Australia!
Pretty in pink!
We were delighted to install vibrant works at Laity Morrow today, featuring striking pieces by Jeannie Mills Pwerle and @lisakhan_artist. These artworks bring warmth and colour to the space while sharing powerful stories and knowledge passed down through generations.
Laity Morrow is a premium transactional and advisory law firm, specialising in M&A, corporate, property, projects, and energy law, trusted by leading Australian organisations for their decisive legal expertise and strategic commercial insight.
Thank you Laity Morrow team for supporting Tili Arts and our partner artists.

Pretty in pink!
We were delighted to install vibrant works at Laity Morrow today, featuring striking pieces by Jeannie Mills Pwerle and @lisakhan_artist. These artworks bring warmth and colour to the space while sharing powerful stories and knowledge passed down through generations.
Laity Morrow is a premium transactional and advisory law firm, specialising in M&A, corporate, property, projects, and energy law, trusted by leading Australian organisations for their decisive legal expertise and strategic commercial insight.
Thank you Laity Morrow team for supporting Tili Arts and our partner artists.
Down to the last detail...
When it comes to creating workplaces that inspire, @uciaustralia Adelaide delivers with precision – down to the last detail.
We were proud to install artwork in their beautiful showroom this week, adding a touch of @tili.arts to an already artfully designed space.
UCI thoughtfully selected Mountain Devil Lizard Dreaming by Roseanne Morton, a powerful Creation story from Atnangker Country. It tells of the Thorny Devil Lizard, whose travels formed significant landmarks across the land. According to the Anmatyerre and Alyawerre people of Utopia, the lizard carried coloured ochre in a sack around its neck, distributing it throughout the desert landscape.
The story resonated with the UCI team, “It speaks to the path we’re on and the lasting impact we aim to make” – Beautifully said UCI.
As part of the national UCI network, the Adelaide studio and manufacturing facility proudly design and produce commercial furniture and fit out solutions right here in South Australia. From concept to completion, their approach is all about customisation, quality, and care.
Such a pleasure working with the lovely UCI Adelaide team 🙏🏼
🛠️ @_adelaide_picture_hanging_

Down to the last detail...
When it comes to creating workplaces that inspire, @uciaustralia Adelaide delivers with precision – down to the last detail.
We were proud to install artwork in their beautiful showroom this week, adding a touch of @tili.arts to an already artfully designed space.
UCI thoughtfully selected Mountain Devil Lizard Dreaming by Roseanne Morton, a powerful Creation story from Atnangker Country. It tells of the Thorny Devil Lizard, whose travels formed significant landmarks across the land. According to the Anmatyerre and Alyawerre people of Utopia, the lizard carried coloured ochre in a sack around its neck, distributing it throughout the desert landscape.
The story resonated with the UCI team, “It speaks to the path we’re on and the lasting impact we aim to make” – Beautifully said UCI.
As part of the national UCI network, the Adelaide studio and manufacturing facility proudly design and produce commercial furniture and fit out solutions right here in South Australia. From concept to completion, their approach is all about customisation, quality, and care.
Such a pleasure working with the lovely UCI Adelaide team 🙏🏼
🛠️ @_adelaide_picture_hanging_
Congratulations to Vicki Thomas and the @blockyadot team on launching their new café this month!
Block Ya Dot Catering is a proudly 100% Aboriginal-owned business based in Adelaide and now they’ve expanded with a new café space on Light Square, Adelaide.
@tili.arts has had the pleasure of working with Vicki to curate artwork for the space and of course, it had to be a bush tucker piece - Bush Onion Dreaming by Irene Gorey Nampitjinpa.
Whether you’re after catering for a corporate event or private celebration, or craving a hot meal and coffee, Block Ya Dot has you covered.

Congratulations to Vicki Thomas and the @blockyadot team on launching their new café this month!
Block Ya Dot Catering is a proudly 100% Aboriginal-owned business based in Adelaide and now they’ve expanded with a new café space on Light Square, Adelaide.
@tili.arts has had the pleasure of working with Vicki to curate artwork for the space and of course, it had to be a bush tucker piece - Bush Onion Dreaming by Irene Gorey Nampitjinpa.
Whether you’re after catering for a corporate event or private celebration, or craving a hot meal and coffee, Block Ya Dot has you covered.
Live art in action for NAIDOC Week
In celebration of NAIDOC Week 2025, we had Kokatha, Ngarrindjeri, and Warlpiri artist Stephanie Singh–Highfold @nabanunga painting live at 30 Pirie Street today, a building developed by @quintessentialaustralia
Stephanie’s work, Medicine Leaves, is a powerful women’s Dreaming from Central Australia. As she explains:
“Women collect medicine leaves, extract the resin, and mix it with kangaroo fat to create a healing paste that can be stored and used over time. Painting Medicine Leaves honours the spirit of the plant, with the hope that it continues to regenerate and provide its healing properties for future generations”.

Live art in action for NAIDOC Week
In celebration of NAIDOC Week 2025, we had Kokatha, Ngarrindjeri, and Warlpiri artist Stephanie Singh–Highfold @nabanunga painting live at 30 Pirie Street today, a building developed by @quintessentialaustralia
Stephanie’s work, Medicine Leaves, is a powerful women’s Dreaming from Central Australia. As she explains:
“Women collect medicine leaves, extract the resin, and mix it with kangaroo fat to create a healing paste that can be stored and used over time. Painting Medicine Leaves honours the spirit of the plant, with the hope that it continues to regenerate and provide its healing properties for future generations”.
Our ‘Pukulpa: Happy’ exhibition is still on at @jacobscreekwine !
Surrounded by vines and nature, this joyful showcase celebrates stories by Aboriginal artists from across Australia.
Showcasing the talented @lisakhan_artist, @dustinkoaart, @tylerbarkerrr, @nabanunga, @bianca_levai_creative, @wiinya.soul @susieee71 and @yuraartu
📍 Jacob’s Creek Wines, Barossa Valley, SA
🕙 Open daily, 10am–4:30pm
🗓 On until 31st August 2025

Our ‘Pukulpa: Happy’ exhibition is still on at @jacobscreekwine !
Surrounded by vines and nature, this joyful showcase celebrates stories by Aboriginal artists from across Australia.
Showcasing the talented @lisakhan_artist, @dustinkoaart, @tylerbarkerrr, @nabanunga, @bianca_levai_creative, @wiinya.soul @susieee71 and @yuraartu
📍 Jacob’s Creek Wines, Barossa Valley, SA
🕙 Open daily, 10am–4:30pm
🗓 On until 31st August 2025
Celebrating NAIDOC Week at 45 Pirie Street.
Today we set up a pop-up exhibition at the newly refurbished 45 Pirie Street, showcasing some incredible works of our @tili.arts artists in acknowledgment of NAIDOC Week 2025.
This year’s theme, The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy, celebrates the achievements of Aboriginal people - honouring the past and looking ahead to the future empowered by the strength of young leaders, the visions of communities, and the legacies of ancestors.
The contemporary design at 45 Pirie Street creates an ideal setting to present this collection of artworks, which share stories of traditional knowledge, bush medicine, women’s ceremonies, and bush tucker.

Celebrating NAIDOC Week at 45 Pirie Street.
Today we set up a pop-up exhibition at the newly refurbished 45 Pirie Street, showcasing some incredible works of our @tili.arts artists in acknowledgment of NAIDOC Week 2025.
This year’s theme, The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy, celebrates the achievements of Aboriginal people - honouring the past and looking ahead to the future empowered by the strength of young leaders, the visions of communities, and the legacies of ancestors.
The contemporary design at 45 Pirie Street creates an ideal setting to present this collection of artworks, which share stories of traditional knowledge, bush medicine, women’s ceremonies, and bush tucker.