Welcome to BioPak’s new Indigenous Art Series Cups, where every sip supports a cause. Each design celebrates rich cultural heritage and deep connections to the land. BioPak aims not only to showcase Indigenous talent with their stunning artwork but also to directly support CorporateConnect.AB’s efforts in empowering Indigenous youth. Make a difference with every cup you purchase, as a percentage of cup sales will be donated to the Ethan Indigenous IT Cadetship Program. Embrace a moment of connection and conversation with each brew, because with BioPak, your coffee comes with a story worth sharing.
Cups Designed To Tell A Story
After almost a decade, we are expanding our support for CorporateConnect.AB’s efforts in empowering Indigenous youth and communities. Our Indigenous Art Series will showcase three different artists every 6 months, starting with vibrant Aboriginal and First Nations art by Gabrielle Bruce, Chloe Watego and Dhiiyaan Art Jessica Hopcroft.
Current Indigenous Collection
Rock Pools
I am a Wajarri Yamatji and Noongar contemporary acrylic artist based in Boorloo (Perth) on Whadjuk Noongar Country. My journey with painting began when my three children were young, as a way to share and celebrate our culture with them. Inspired by the rich colours of Country, native flora, and my faith, my work reflects a deep connection to land, heritage, and storytelling. Through my art, I hope to bring a sense of peace, meaning, and spiritual connection to others.
Rock Pools
I am a Wajarri Yamatji and Noongar contemporary acrylic artist based in Boorloo (Perth) on Whadjuk Noongar Country. My journey with painting began when my three children were young, as a way to share and celebrate our culture with them. Inspired by the rich colours of Country, native flora, and my faith, my work reflects a deep connection to land, heritage, and storytelling. Through my art, I hope to bring a sense of peace, meaning, and spiritual connection to others.
Healing
Chloe Watego is a Iman & South Sea Islander woman residing on Gubbi Gubbi Country with a passion for sharing and celebrating her culture through art.
Healing
Chloe Watego is a Iman & South Sea Islander woman residing on Gubbi Gubbi Country with a passion for sharing and celebrating her culture through art.
I draw inspiration from the beauty of nature. Nature, especially the ocean, has a special place in my heart as it brings me a sense of healing and a deep connection to the coastal regions I call home. Many of my previous work includes my perception/s of the ocean, as well as sunrise and sunsets. Most of my work tells stories of connection to Country and the importance of doing our part to take care of it.
Rock Pools
I am a proud Aboriginal woman that loves sharing and embracing my culture. Happily married with my two beautiful daughters I live on Wonnarua country. I was born and raised on Awabakal land with my ancestral family connections with the Barkindji, Ngemba & Gamilaraay/Yuwaalaraay areas of NSW.
Journey Called Life
I am a proud Aboriginal woman that loves sharing and embracing my culture. Happily married with my two beautiful daughters I live on Wonnarua country. I was born and raised on Awabakal land with my ancestral family connections with the Barkindji, Ngemba & Gamilaraay/Yuwaalaraay areas of NSW.
My art depicts the beauty of nature and its elements drawing inspiration from the beautiful country on which we live as well as creating art that is reflective of family, community and belonging.
As an Aboriginal artist my work is deeply connected to the concept of caring for Country. I draw inspiration from the natural elements around us and the landscapes of our beautiful country. I often incorporate natural elements like gumnuts, quandong seeds and leaves within my work.
My art serves as a visual reminder of the interconnectedness of all things and the importance of respecting Country and protecting the environment that sustains us.
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Explore Our Past Series
Turtle Design
By Keith Brown
The Power of Mother Earth
By Davinder Hart
Girraween Place of Flowers
By Kulka Fahey
Rainbow Skies
By Amy Saunders
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Rainforest Rescue, Canopy Award Winner
The Rainforest Rescue Canopy Awards creates a platform to promote the beauty and fragility of the rainforests and their unique ecology and biodiversity. Inviting photographers to contribute their perspectives provides a richer tapestry upon which to focus our intentions for both the Daintree’s forever protection, as well as the protection of rainforests and rainforest creatures all over the world.
In support of the Canopy Awards and to help us Protect Rainforests Forever, BioPak has released this beautiful series of BioCups featuring some of the stunning imagery submitted in 2022.
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Rainforest Rescue, Canopy Award Winner
The Rainforest Rescue Canopy Awards creates a platform to promote the beauty and fragility of the rainforests and their unique ecology and biodiversity. Inviting photographers to contribute their perspectives provides a richer tapestry upon which to focus our intentions for both the Daintree’s forever protection, as well as the protection of rainforests and rainforest creatures all over the world.
In support of the Canopy Awards and to help us Protect Rainforests Forever, BioPak has released this beautiful series of BioCups featuring some of the stunning imagery submitted in 2022.
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Rainforest Rescue, Canopy Award Winner
The Rainforest Rescue Canopy Awards creates a platform to promote the beauty and fragility of the rainforests and their unique ecology and biodiversity. Inviting photographers to contribute their perspectives provides a richer tapestry upon which to focus our intentions for both the Daintree’s forever protection, as well as the protection of rainforests and rainforest creatures all over the world.
In support of the Canopy Awards and to help us Protect Rainforests Forever, BioPak has released this beautiful series of BioCups featuring some of the stunning imagery submitted in 2022.
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Rainforest Rescue, Canopy Award Winner
The Rainforest Rescue Canopy Awards creates a platform to promote the beauty and fragility of the rainforests and their unique ecology and biodiversity. Inviting photographers to contribute their perspectives provides a richer tapestry upon which to focus our intentions for both the Daintree’s forever protection, as well as the protection of rainforests and rainforest creatures all over the world.
In support of the Canopy Awards and to help us Protect Rainforests Forever, BioPak has released this beautiful series of BioCups featuring some of the stunning imagery submitted in 2022.
Our Indigenous Cup Series Partners
CorporateConnect.AB's (CCAB)
Founded in 2010, CorporateConnect.AB bridges Indigenous disadvantage by fostering economic independence in remote, regional, and urban communities. Their pro-bono initiatives address critical youth engagement and employment gaps outside conventional funding.
Our Indigenous Cup Series Partners
CorporateConnect.AB's (CCAB)
Founded in 2010, CorporateConnect.AB bridges Indigenous disadvantage by fostering economic independence in remote, regional, and urban communities. Their pro-bono initiatives address critical youth engagement and employment gaps outside conventional funding.
Supply Nation
Since 2009, Supply Nation champions Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses through rigorous verification and strategic partnerships, driving inclusive procurement policies for sustainable economic growth.
Today (5th December) is World Soil Day and BioPak is celebrating the positive impact that the company has had for soil around the world. Not only is BioPak’s compostable packaging helping to benefit the replenishment and nutrition of soil, the company’s profit-for-purpose model means that BioPak has funded the planting of 34,136 trees around the world through its partnership with Ecologi.
BioPak Supports Rainforest Rescue In Protecting 10 Acres of Endangered Coastal Rainforest Habitat
BioNewsLot 1 Cape Tribulation is now protected - a win for the environment.
New BioCups featuring three unique and real-world leaves.
Become Part of the #BioCupArtSeries
BioPak launched the first BioCup Art Series in August 2013, working with artists who are passionate about the environment and use related themes in their work. These artists identified this collaboration as a platform to gain exposure for their work and broadcast their message that the environment is everyone’s business and our values are global.