Walka Tjukurrpa These are all different bush flowers, yellow, orange and white flowers. This one is called ‘Walka’, it is a wildflower growing in the sandhills near Titjikala. In the middle of the painting is the dreaming story.
Wardapi Jukurrpa ‘This painting is about the way women hunt Wardapi – that sand goanna. He digs holes in the dunes, makes his nest deep inside. Many of the holes all join up. Women hunt Wardapi in the dunes by digging out the holes. Sometimes cover one, and Wardapi runs Read more…
Going out to My Country, Two Mile This is at Two Mile, My Country. Going to visit with the kids and camping out. This is me and my little family sleeping and talking stories under the stars. This is where we used to go with my Mum and Dad and all Read more…
Yalka (Bush Onion) That’s my Aunty digging for yalka (bush onion). My Mum Dawni there too. They camping long way and looking for aylka. That’s all the little tent.
My House at Sandhill This Sandhill in Ntaria my house. I was sitting down in the house. That’s my house, orange one. Playing card, eating ngkurpla (bush tobacco), waiting for pottery bus with my neighbour Judith. Talking about making pots or something.
Bush Medicine Rehla mapala kama errpmagka-errpmangka (all the Western Aranda people they hunt for bush medicine). Bush medicine for rubbing, rub ‘im ilkaarta wulhama (when you feeling pain). And when you have cough drink it like tea and rub it.
Arra (Red Kangaroo) Ntatha kngarranga, arra ntira kngarra nama. In springs, the red kangaroos are fat.
Tuakitja (honey eater) Little yellow, green and grey honey eaters, come up to the windows and play, they are always by themselves, but they must have a friend nearby.
Lyarra-lyarra (wren) Lyarra-lyarra lyauwulhama, kanha nurna etnanha wuma. Wrens hide themselves, but we hear them chatter.
Tjonpa (Perentie) Tjonpa blends in with the country.