KTAFA × Somerside

T'keyah Ware collaborated with Somerside to bring her most popular artwork, Camping Under the Moonlight, to life on beach towels and cooler bags — authentic Aboriginal art designed for the Australian beach lifestyle.

T'keyah belongs to the Antikirinya/Wirangu peoples. She was born in Port Augusta in 2002 and grew up in Ceduna on the west coast of South Australia. After learning how to dot paint from her mother Kelly Taylor at age fifteen, T'keyah developed a painting practice inspired by her elders.

Camping Under the Moonlight represents families sitting together around the campfire eating bush foods and sharing stories under the night sky, falling asleep under the beautiful moonlight.

The Somerside collaboration reflects KTAFA's commitment to sharing Aboriginal artwork in accessible ways, bringing cultural storytelling into everyday life through products people use and enjoy.

T'keyah's artwork on the beach towels and cooler bags carries the stories of family, Country and the traditions passed down through generations — meeting circles, campfires, and the moonlight under which families gather.

This collaboration is part of KTAFA's growing work with Australian brands, creating authentic Aboriginal artwork that carries cultural storytelling into new contexts and reaches new audiences across the country.