Kala Kala for me is a place of healing, I love to take my children out here for family picnics.
Their is a dreamtime story about this place, however it is not my place to speak about it, only Traditional Owners and Custodians can tell the story of Kala Kala. I pay my respects to all the peoples for allowing me to go out there and acknowledge that Kala Kala is sacred to women.
Name: Patricia Corlett
Language: English
Community: Wiluna
Biography:
My name is Patricia Corlett, I am a mother of 5 Children,my Husband and I live and work in Wiluna.
I have painted most of my life as a hobby, In my spare time I enjoy doing photography mainly capturing landscape, and Fine Art Photography.
I enjoy expressing my love of culture and history through my paintings and photography, most of my paintings depict stories and song lines passed down to me by my Grand Parents and Parents. I also enjoy teaching my children how to paint and the importance of keeping our Culture Strong.
Bush Medicine This story depicts Bush Medicine, our families have for along time used bush medicine to heal our mob when they are un well,This tradition is passed down from our ancestors.we take care of Read more…
Dreamtime Serpent In Aboriginal society this represents one of the great and powerful forces of nature and spirit. Connected to water, the serpent is the great life giver in its spiritual home the water.
Kangaroos and Emu’s This painting is about life out bush and hunting for food. We eat kangaroos and Emu’s when we go out hunting in bush.