Melanie Hume

Melanie Hume is a Noongar artist based in Western Australia's South-West, whose work reflects her deep connection to Country, culture, and community. Drawing inspiration from her heritage and the natural beauty of the region, Melanie's art often explores themes of identity, environment, and storytelling. Her pieces are known for their vibrant colors and symbolic representations that convey the rich tapestry of Aboriginal culture.

Melanie has contributed to significant public artworks, including a mural behind the Busselton Woolworths, which depicts the ocean and its connection between Aboriginal people and the Busselton community. This mural incorporates various symbols and animals, each telling different stories that highlight the cultural significance of the sea to the local Indigenous population. 

Melanie's work continues to resonate with audiences, offering insights into the stories and traditions of her people, and contributing to the vibrant tapestry of Indigenous art in Western Australia.