Rockhole Site of Tarkul Twilly Colonial a Kija woman from the

a Kija woman from the Halls Creek area of The Kimberley

When the animals work as a team to come up with ways to look after the bush

the experience also set his imagination aflame

revealing the shifting faces of individuality and selfhood in an age where we are interrogating notions of personal identity more than ever before

when the first lockdown came

Rockhole Site of Tarkul Twilly Colonial a Kija woman from theMichaels striking use of line and stark monochrome palette create the entrancing effect of pulsating movement in this work. The artists interconnecting geometric lines evoke a labyrinthine form, the motif symbolic of a journey or pilgrimage to a predetermined site much like the travels of the Tingari. Though the esoteric meaning of this work remains secret, the symbolism is universal the artists maze of brushstrokes guiding the viewer on a journey