Abstract Art with Heart, Heritage, and Storytelling.

Art Portfolio Of Deborah Bonar — Contemporary Aboriginal Art

View a curated portfolio of original artworks, commissions and RAP projects by Contemporary Aboriginal artist Deborah Bonar. This collection showcases a range of styles, scales and applications, reflecting Deborah’s evolving visual language and deep connection to Country.
Deborah Bonar is a Perth-based Aboriginal artist of Gija and Yamaji heritage. This portfolio showcases a selection of her Contemporary Aboriginal artworks, including original paintings created for private collectors, corporate clients and public spaces across Western Australia.

About the Portfolio

  • This portfolio represents Deborah Bonar’s distinctive contemporary style, characterised by vibrant colour, rhythm and layered pattern. Each artwork reflects cultural connection, movement and story, expressed through acrylic and ochre techniques.

Types of Artworks Featured

  • The artworks in this portfolio include:
  • Original contemporary Aboriginal paintings
  • Abstract works inspired by Country and lived experience
  • Commissioned artworks for corporate and public environments
  • Works created for exhibitions and private collections

Use of the Artworks

  • Deborah’s artworks are suitable for:
  • Corporate offices and boardrooms
  • Public buildings and community spaces
  • Private homes and art collections
  • Cultural and reconciliation-focused environments

Artistic Approach

Deborah’s approach combines cultural identity with contemporary expression. Her work does not replicate traditional iconography, but instead offers a modern visual language that honours heritage while engaging diverse audiences.
Portfolio FAQ
Q: Are the artworks in this portfolio available for purchase? Some artworks may be available for sale, while others are examples of past commissions or completed works. Please enquire for current availability.
Q: Can I commission a similar artwork? Yes — this portfolio can be used as inspiration for a custom commission tailored to your space, story or organisation.

Explore new horizons

Explore Deborah Bonar’s portfolio of abstract Aboriginal art, including public art trails, corporate commissions, and community projects across Western Australia.
Art Trail Projects
Corporate Art Projects
Community Art Projects
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About Scribblebark Studio
Scribblebark Studio is the home of Contemporary Aboriginal Abstract Art by Gija (East Kimberley) and Yamaji (Mid-West Western Australia) artist Deborah Bonar. Based in Perth and Mandurah, Deborah creates vibrant acrylic and ochre paintings that honour her cultural connections to Country through colour, movement, and layered abstraction. Collectors can explore a curated range of original artworks, open-edition prints, and custom Aboriginal art commissions tailored for residential, corporate, and community spaces. Scribblebark Studio proudly supports ethical, authentic First Nations art practices. Shipping is available across Perth, Peel Region, Western Australia, Australia, and internationally.
Studio visits available by appointment only.
Contact Information
Perth - Mandurah, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Artist serving Perth, Mandurah, Rockingham, and greater Western Australia.
Scribblebark Studio acknowledges the Whadjuk and Bindjareb Noongar peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the lands where the studio is located. We also honour the Gija people of the East Kimberley and the Yamaji peoples of the Mid-West, from whom artist Deborah Bonar descends. We pay deep respect to Elders past and present, and celebrate the enduring strength, culture, and stories of First Nations communities across Western Australia.
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