Tali (Sandhills) at Mutijulu. my Grandfather’s country is Mutijulu, community close to Uluru, where I have painted these Tali (Sandhills). Tali is everywhere around there, vibrant orange and red. Lots of native flowers growing on the Tali.
Name: Rosequinne 'Oki' Nuggett
Language: Pitjantjatjara
Community: Alice Springs
Biography:
Rosequinne was born at Areyonga, the adoptive home of her parents. Her father's father was Ngaanyatjarra and their country was the Warburton Ranges (Milyirrtjarra), where Rosequinne still has some family living. Her father moved to Pipalyatjara and then north to Utju (Areyonga).. Her mother was Pitjantjatjara from Mutitjulu and then she moved to Areyonga. Rosequinne has painted all her life, as she moved between Areyonga and Alice Springs. She has painted at the Areyonga Art Centre when it operated.
Rosequinne has lived at Karnte Town Camp with other former Areyonga Community members, who now live in Alice Springs. She has since moved to hostel accommodation in Alice Springs, but still visits family whenever she can back at Karnte Camp. She explains 'I enjoy painting and participating in activities at the Community Centre.'
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