Wiritji rockhole

Two circular shapes near the centre of the painting depict Wiritji Rockhole, a significant water source and traditional meeting place in Eubena's country, near Punmu close to the Canning Stock Route. The elongated shapes that separate the painting into three sections depict the kinyu (road) traditionally taken by people as they travelled this country moving from one waterhole to the next. The landscape is dominated by parallel sand dunes, which provide a supply of bush food shown here as a lining of white and green.—Warlayirti Artists Aboriginal Corporation © Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory