Skye Lockyer is a First Nations visual artist, creative storyteller and videographer, a proud Ngarluma, Kariyarra, Yawuru and Nyul Nyul woman, currently residing on Whadjuk Noongar Country (Western Australia).

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Introduction

She is a proud queer Ngarluma, Kariyarra, Yawuru, and Nyul Nyul woman from Port Hedland (Kariyarra Ngurra). She has strong connections to the Pilbara and Kimberley regions. Skye is currently located in Boorloo (Perth) on Whadjuk Noongar Boodja (Country). She is passionate about working in and with the community to create positive change.

Skye comes from a long line of strong Matriarchs - listening to and watching her mother, grandmother, and elders share their stories has been so empowering. She wants to continue to share their stories to keep their culture strong. She believes that storytelling has the power to heal - personally and generationally. Sharing her stories through painting is how she heals from her trauma, and she wants to help others share their stories so they too can heal.

"Though we have differences, we are all connected through the land, water, and culture. We must all come together and work together to create positive change."

Work with Skye

Custom art commissions are available. Collaborating with you to conceive a unique composition, size and colour palette, Skye is dedicated to creating an artwork that resonates with your business or cause. 

For more information contact Life Apparel and we will get you in touch with Skye.

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Life Apparel is an approved signatory of the Indigenous Art Code. This ensures ethical trading, integrity, transparency, and accountability in dealings with First Nations Artists. The code empowers artists, supporting them in achieving fair and transparent commercial opportunities for their art.

We are strong champions of ethical practices in the industry and see the voluntary Code of Conduct as a pivotal means to achieve this, reinforcing our commitment to fostering a culture of respect and fairness for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Artists.

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