I am a Noongar woman born in Corrigin and am connected to the Balladong/Whadjuk clans of Noongar Nation.  The Noongar Nation is located in the Southwest of Western Australia, Australia.

My father gave me permission to paint how I paint.  Daniel Jackson Senior was orginally from Pingelly and my mother Rhonda Jackson (nee Smith) from Kalgoorlie.  I am a self taught artist and began painting at the age of 37, as part of a journey to self healing.  All paintings are significant to me as they represent my family, connection to land, culture and childhood from growing up in the Kalgoorlie area (Golden Ridge and Zanthus) before moving to Perth.  Growing up in the bush and having a sense to country is important to my life.  I am happiest when I spend time with my family.

Painting gives me a sense of spiritual connection and family wellbeing.

I paint from home, all paintings are hand painted on various sized canvas's with acrylic paints, finished with gloss and strung ready to be displayed in that special area.

My artwork is unique and the perfect gift idea, or for decorating your home or office space.

My husband and family are important to my small business and are part of my life when painting.

Linda Lee Loo