Kingswood country. / 14 Wombat Crescent.

Kingswood country gives a salute back to the good old days of Ted Bullpit and the family where they once graced our screens with the sitcom Kingswood Country. This painting shows three contemporary kangaroos each wearing specific headgear. The text " leave your money on the fridge" is referencing a memorable quote often heard numerous times throughout the show and lets not forget the precious holden Kingswood which was never to be touched. Post modern art entwined with Pop art is the genre represented here

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"Tracey Esteves is a premier Australian contemporary artist whose work serves as a vibrant bridge between nostalgic Australiana and modern Pop Art. Based in Sydney, Tracey's practice is defined by a deep fascination with the 'Spirit of Place'—capturing the icons, architecture, and everyday rituals that shape the Australian identity.
Drawing from the principles of Formalism and Post-Modernism, her paintings are characterized by bold, graphic silhouettes and a sophisticated use of saturated color. From the industrial beauty of the Manly Ferry to the kitsch charm of backyard biscuits, Tracey elevates familiar cultural symbols into high-impact visual narratives.
Her work is held in private collections across Australia and internationally, appealing to collectors who seek art that is both intellectually grounded and visually electric. When you own a Tracey Esteves original, you are not just hanging a painting; you are preserving a piece of the Australian soul."