Oh my! I was so happy to finish this piece - just like my cheeky galah, I wondered if I'd bitten off more than I could chew.

["Why include a complex background pattern Kirstie… Why?!" I whined to myself as I applied tiny dots of paint. For hours. And hours… The thing is, I don't know why I did; it just seemed like a good idea at the time. Ever feel like that?]

Symbolically, galahs represent all that is close to your heart and that seeing one is a reminder that there is always the ability for pain to be transformed into joy. I thought was lovely.

To further celebrate the theme of transformation, joy and love, I included Christmas Bell flowers, reminding you of joy to come.

Finally, eucalyptus leaves dispel any negative energy and butterflies remind you that there is always hope, love and resilience around.

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About Kirstie Page

Kirstie Page is an Australian mixed media and enamel artist, classically trained musician and former dementia trainer with experience working on the front line in aged care. Kirstie creates beautifully uplifting artworks that incorporate her understanding of science and dementia to provide comfort and joy to people, including those living with dementia and other health conditions.

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