The majority of our artwork is sourced directly from the artist.
Painting comes with work in progress photos Painted: 2021 The design of this artwork is a dominant narrative of Pintupi people of the Western Desert. It is the Tingari cycle, stories of the extensive journeys of Pintupi ancestors as they covered the great expanses of the desert regions to create landforms and teach law.
Painted: 2019
Painting comes with work in progress photos and artist has signed Painted: 2020
Painted: 2021
This painting depicts both rock-hole sites at Marrapinti and women's business associated with women's concerns and women's law
Painted: 2018 This work depicts the Awelye (body paint) that women wear for their ceremonies. The women anoint their upper body with oil and apply ochre markings, before dancing their ceremonies.
Painting comes with work in progress photos Painted: 2019 This painting depicts both rock-hole sites at Marrapinti and women's business associated with women's concerns and women's law
Marrawuk – Dry Season This painting depicts the middle of the dry season at Balgul. During this time my family burns the landscape. This allows for new growth, which allows wallabies, kangaroos and other edible bush foods (animals) to feed. There is also a southerly cool breeze.
This artwork depicts the Mina Mina country and Yingipurlangu, Judys homeland on the border of the Tanami and Gibson Deserts in Central Australia. The depiction recounts the artist journey, when she and other Warlpiri women would walk on foot for long periods of time. They gathered bush tucker, such as wanakijii,yakajiri and Wardapi. Mina Mina country is a place significant to Napangardi and Napanangka women who are the custodians of the Dreaming.
Painting comes with holding photo and artist has signed Painted: 2017
Painted: 2020 Oil and Acrylic