Location: Bourke, NSW

Finish: Acrylic Face Mount / Diamond Polished Bevelled Edges – Ready To Hang

The Mulga tree, also known as Acacia Aneura, is a common sight in the Bourke region of New South Wales and is a beloved and iconic symbol of the Australian outback. These hardy trees are perfectly adapted to thrive in the harsh and unforgiving desert environment, with deep roots that can tap into underground water sources and a tough exterior that protects them from the scorching heat.

Despite their rugged appearance, there is a subtle beauty to the Mulga trees that dot the landscape around Bourke. Their branches twist and curl in intricate patterns, casting elegant shadows on the ground below. When the sun sets, the trees take on a warm, golden glow, as if they are lit from within.

The dry river bed of the Mulga Creek in Bourke, NSW may seem desolate at first glance, but upon closer inspection, there is a subtle beauty to be found in its rugged terrain.

The sand and rocks that line the bed of the creek are weathered and worn, their surfaces etched with intricate patterns and textures that tell the story of millions of years of geological activity.

6 x 17 Super Roll Film