Which artwork uses synthetic polymer on linen as its medium?

• A. Trade (Gifts for Trading Land with White People)
• B. Electronic Superhighway
• C. Earth's Creation
• D. Pink Panther

Answer: (C)

Synthetic polymer on linen means acrylic paint used on a linen fabric support. Earth's Creation fits this exactly: it's a large-scale work by Emily Kame Kngwarreye created in 1994 using acrylics on linen. The painting bursts with luminous color fields and intricate dot-like patterns that reflect the artist’s land, seasons, and movements. Acrylics, being a synthetic polymer, dry quickly and layer well, which lets her build up rich, expansive surfaces across a huge canvas of linen.

The other pieces in the list are known for different media, not acrylic on linen, such as video installation or other painting supports and materials. So Earth's Creation is the one that uses synthetic polymer on linen.