Sharon paints her grandmother Katjarra Butler's country, the tali (sandhill) country east of Kiwirrkurra – the rockholes and soakage sites between the dunes, and the ceremonial sites where native medicinal...
Sharon paints her grandmother Katjarra Butler's country, the tali (sandhill) country east of Kiwirrkurra – the rockholes and soakage sites between the dunes, and the ceremonial sites where native medicinal botanicals and bush tucker are gathered. She paints her grandmother's Dreaming story, where around this particular place, all the minyma (women) were sitting down beside a rockhole, drinking water from it and eating berries and bush tucker. They stayed sitting so long that they became the stones that now rest in this sacred place.
