Fiona Craig's expression in her art portrays quite a divergence from Modernism and Postmodernism. These movement reject any narrative and replaces it with a perspective of the 20c. Philosophically, both movements fascinates its own objectives about modern life and rejects any myth and classical painting applications. Artists of this contemporary era, such as Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein, have created their own aesthetic genius.

 

Many visual artists of Postmodernism reject many applications that the brush stroke on paper, boards and canvases bring. Fiona believes that truths about art can be discovered through the contemplation of indigenous cultures and how they have used their expression, all over the world,  for thousands of years.

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By living in Australia for most of her life Fiona learned about the indigenous culture there, i.e. from a more cosmogenetic perspective of the world.

She examines the imaginative aspects of narrative in nature and legend through the expression of the aboriginal universal concept.