Duru Wulala

These pieces tell the story of an Andu (young child) and their Ngadi (grandfather) looking up to the Duru Wulala (night sky), pointing at all of the constellations telling each other what they can see.

Knowledge of the skys is a living part of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and continues to evolve.

Through story, song and dance knowledge to read the intricate map of the sky and landscape is transferred between generations.

2024

Acrylic on canvas

125 cm x 92 cm (two canvases the same dimensions)