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Two Snake BrothersKukika Adamson was born in 1950. She is an esteemed Pitjantjatjara artist from the Amata Community in South Australia, and she draws upon her ancestral heritage and the teachings of her father, Tiger Palpatja, to create vibrant artworks centred on Wanampi Tjukurpa the sacred Rainbow Serpent Dreaming. Her storytelling and paintings embody a deep connection to land, culture, and spirituality, offering audiences a powerful window into Aboriginal

It captures the essence of ancestral journeys across the landscape and embodies the collective memory and spiritual connection of the Pintupi people to their land

ceremonies

My Mother’s Country is the title of this painting

Galya Emily and Molly painting Awelye

according to botanist Peter Latz in his book

She spent her early years there

Personal Life and Artistic Milestones

means 'big rain coming down with lots of wind'

Abie has developed innovative painting techniques

and to bind cuts

Phyllis' work has been acquired by a number of collectors and galleries including a special focus purchase of five paintings by the Western Australian Art Gallery in 2000

Kudditji had a traditional bush upbringing and worked as a stockman and mine worker for many years

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