Judy Watson is a renowned Australian contemporary artist, born in 1959 in Mundubbera, Queensland. She is a member of the Waanyi community, an Aboriginal community in north-west Queensland.

Her artwork explores themes of identity, memory, history and relationship with the land, particularly in relation to the experience of Australia's indigenous peoples. Watson uses a variety of media, including painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, photography and installation, to express her ideas and her deep connection to Aboriginal culture.

Judy Watson's work often addresses complex issues related to colonization, cultural traditions, ancestral territories and the impact of history on Aboriginal communities. She draws on her own cultural roots to create works that are both visually arresting and rich in conceptual depth.

Watson has exhibited her art nationally and internationally, and her work has been widely recognized for its commitment to understanding and celebrating Aboriginal culture. She has received numerous awards and accolades for her contribution to contemporary art in Australia and her ongoing exploration of social and cultural issues.