Awulunga A3390 Napurrula - Aboriginal Art Exhibition In this painting Lily depicts

In this painting Lily depicts 'Tali' or the sandhills located near her homelands west of Alice Springs in Central Australia

It is the story that was passed onto her by her father and are constructed using small dots in a series of colours

- Paddy Stewart Tjapaltjarri

She is one of a handful of women painters making art in a male-dominated art-producing region and recognises that men and women have complementary roles to play in defending

Awulunga A3390 Napurrula - Aboriginal Art Exhibition In this painting Lily depictsYear: 2003 Size: 128 x 258cm acrylic on linen Theres a really big story for this one, even bigger than this painting. Both of these snakes are Wurat Bungu, the creation snake. That dark face one is the woman and the light brown one is the man snake. The man one was travelling and when he got to Awulugu he was looking for that woman one. But she was gone. He looked inside that Awulugu cave and saw the eggs what she left. Thats the Awulugu spring next