The meaning behind “The Sri Lankan water lilies meets the Australian wattle”
Three purple water lilies appear in the pond. The blue water lily is the national flower of Sri Lanka, and their presence represents continuing roots in the country. The number three represents life in Chinese numerology.
On the left of the painting is Australian wattle. Its blooms are arranged to evoke “wǒmen,” the Mandarin word for “we” or “us.” Yellow represents luck in Chinese culture.
Together, the Sri Lankan water lilies and Australian wattle express belonging to both Sri Lanka and Australia.
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