Misunderstood A story I was told many years ago. Many sat surrounding a campfire. After the birth of a new-born baby, the coals were Luke warm and mother placed the new-born baby on the coals to keep warm being the most hygienic place to place the baby keeping the baby Read more…
Garngan, walanbang miimi – very strong sister This piece is about what it feels like to be a woman today, especially an Aboriginal woman trying to find her place, stay strong & keep moving forward. The pink and black ripples show how life never stays still. We’re always growing & Read more…
Boomerang Learning- Knowledge Many years ago, knowledge was passed down to me by teaching me Boomerang throwing in a big open area not far from Baroona. Representing gaining knowledge.
Barmah – Home of the plover The meaning of the word Barmah means Home of the Plover in Yorta Yorta Language and this is what I wanted to represent in this artwork.
Fire, large communal (Wulumbarra) Years ago, on the other side of Moama Bridge we had a huge communal fire for there were four huge dead trees many years old and laid for many years. Everyone gathered from all around to celebrate the trees and the fires were huge and, being Read more…
Big Fish Purch (Dunggudja – Makun) I have a fishing spot where many years ago I caught a huge perch in the Murray River (Dungula). Food was hard to come by at the time and it was welcomed and fed me well.
Biami Snake carving #5 Handmade snake carved out of red gum wood with burned etching.
Mini Biami Snake carving #6 Handmade snake carved out of red gum wood with burned etching.
Biami Snake carving #9 Handmade snake carved out of red gum wood with burned etching.