ORIGINAL ABORIGINAL DOT PAINTING – "PATHWAYS AND WATERHOLES" BY KABAL NUNAKAL JAKARARRA (CHE ANTHONY WALKER). A DETAILED HAND-PAINTED WORK ON BOARD MEASURING APPROXIMATELY 30 × 23 CM, DEPICTING INTERCONNECTED WATERHOLES AND PATHWAYS THROUGH THE DESERT COUNTRY. THE PIECE FEATURES A TRADITIONAL DOT-PAINTING TECHNIQUE IN RICH OCHRE, BLACK, YELLOW, RED, AND WHITE TONES — SYMBOLISING ANCESTRAL TRAVEL LINES, MEETING PLACES, AND COMMUNITY CONNECTION. ARTIST KABAL NUNAKAL JAKARARRA (CHE ANTHONY WALKER) BELONGS TO THE NUNAKAL CLAN AND JANDAI TRIBE OF MINJERRIBAH (NORTH STRADBROKE ISLAND), AND THE QUANDAMOOKA PEOPLE OF SOUTHEAST QUEENSLAND, WITH CULTURAL TEACHINGS ROOTED IN WANGKANGURRU AND WALPIRI DESERT TRADITIONS.

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