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Kitty Napanangka Simon"Minamina Dreaming - Minamina Juk", Acrylic Contemporary Aboriginal Painting2019
2019
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Simon employs optic whites and an array of pastels to capture the feeling and colour of the desert flowers, and its natural features surrounding the salt plains of Mina Mina, a salt lake 600 kilometers to the south of Lajamanu. Mina Mina is a women's dreaming site that is sacred for Warlpiri women of the Napangardi and Namanangka skin groups. It is the subject of many of Simon's paintings. The dreaming describes a creation story in which women of all ages sing and dance day and night, bringing life to everything from rain clouds, waterholes to plant life and animals.
Simon's early experiences during a traditional desert walking life combined with her present life in Lajamanu NT, Australia, as well as her depth of knowledge of Walpiri culture is the magic combination that defines her style and her masterly use of colour.
- Creator:Kitty Napanangka Simon (1948, Aboriginal Australian)
- Creation Year:2019
- Dimensions:Height: 35.44 in (90 cm)Width: 47.25 in (120 cm)
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- Gallery Location:London, GB
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Kitty Napanangka Simon
Simon employs optic whites and an array of pastels to capture the feeling and colour of the desert flowers, and its natural features surrounding the salt plains of Mina Mina, a salt lake 600 kilometers to the south of Lajamanu. Mina Mina is a women's dreaming site that is sacred for Warlpiri women of the Napangardi and Namanangka skin groups. It is the subject of many of Simon's paintings. The dreaming describes a creation story in which women of all ages sing and dance day and night, bringing life to everything from rain clouds, waterholes to plant life and animals. Simon's early experiences during a traditional desert walking life combined with her present life in Lajamanu NT, Australia, as well as her depth of knowledge of Walpiri culture is the magic combination that defines her style and her masterly use of colour.
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