Yinjaa-Barni Art

Turtles When we see sea turtles it can mean that they can be mating and that makes us aware that they will soon be going to lay eggs. Some of our people eat the eggs and turtles.

After the Big Rain After the rain the rivers and creeks in our country come alive with a new growth of plants. The country is filled with beautiful colours. We rejoice looking at our rivers and creeks full of water, so that we can go fishing, kids can go swimming Read more…

Marni (River systems) The Pilbara is a land of many beautiful colours. Its beauty blends into the mother earth and against the red, purple hills in the distance. In time and season, the yellow Wattles, Mulla and Sturt Pea bloom and the country comes alive with the wildflowers watered by Read more…

Grandmother’s Hill (Binyimarnda)

Sturt Pea The Sturt Pea has a vibrant red flower. It has a succulent sweet juice that can be eaten.

Burrup – Tozer Island

Wildflowers around Waterholes *Artwork on circular stretched canvas.

Claypan Flowers This is a painting of the Claypan Wattle when it is ripe, but it’s poisonous. This shrub starts off as a light green colour and then, as it matures, it gets darker. The flowers are a yellowy orange and also get darker with a bit of black as Read more…

Millstream Crossing (Murlunmunyjurna) Morning Mist The old Yindjibarndi story says that the morning mist is our ancestors, the old fellas, smoke from their fires. This is the early sunrise mist at Millstream Crossing Pool, over from the pipeline (Murlunmunyjurna)

Flowers on vine