Indigenous Australian Art refers to the visual art created by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of Australia. This art form includes various styles and mediums, such as painting, sculpture, and weaving, often reflecting the artists' connection to their land, culture, and spirituality. Traditional techniques include dot painting and bark painting, which convey stories and knowledge passed down through generations. The themes in Indigenous Australian Art often revolve around the Dreamtime, a spiritual belief system that explains the creation of the world and its inhabitants. Many artworks feature symbols and patterns that represent specific places, animals, and ancestral beings, serving as a way to preserve and share cultural heritage.