Water Holes Black and White of harvesting and sharing of

of harvesting and sharing of Australian bush foods in indigenous culture

Desert Country's rich tapestry of Aboriginal lands

Summer rains bring a time of renewal

This out back Central Australian painting illustrating many Aboriginal camp sites along or on the river bed for use in wet or dry times using a multi layered dot art style in ochre colours patterning the higher ground to the ridges providing a striking contrast with the Black and White ripple effect of the sandy river water way

Water Holes Black and White of harvesting and sharing ofWater Holes Flood plain with varying water holes. The red desert sands of Central Australia comes to life in this dot art depiction of many water holes, in a myriad of orange, yellow and red ochre hues, scattered along a flood plain with the flowing sand ridges carrying similar orange and red hues yet providing contrasting flowing definition guiding and cradling the flood plain path. An original contemporary warming and calming Aboriginal art piece