Stockman embodies the rugged, solitary spirit of the Australian outback. The figure stands with his thumbs casually tucked into his jean pockets, his shirt open at the front, suggesting resilience and ease amidst the harsh environment. His lowered head, shaded by an Akubra hat, leaves his face obscured, adding an air of mystery and anonymity that resonates with the archetypal stockman’s quiet strength. This relief sculpture captures a moment of quiet reflection, honoring the iconic presence of those who live and work on the land.

This work is made of plaster and is fragile if knocked. It is light weight and can hang on a wall.