Tali (My Country) A14101 Petite | Aboriginal and Contemporary Art Exhibition Ngoia paints her father’s ancestral

Ngoia paints her father’s ancestral country

Ti Tree to the West (top right hand corner)

also known as Mt Allan

An important role for the women traditionally was to collect the native bush foods for the rest of the tribe

from Nyirampi

Tali (My Country) A14101 Petite | Aboriginal and Contemporary Art Exhibition Ngoia paints her father’s ancestralYear: 2007 Size: 120 x 180cm acrylic on linen In this painting Eunice has depicted Tali, or the sandhills that are located around her country. Eunice uses layers of colour to build up a vision of the bush flowers and grasses. Eunice favours strong bright colours to reflect her love for country, its landscape and vegetation. This is an important story for Eunice as amongst this landscape her and her familys personal stories are told. It is her mothers