Tali (Sandhills) 2008 by Eunice Jack Napanangka, 120x91cm 10556EJ

"Tali (Sandhills) 2008" by Eunice Napanangka Jack is a mesmerising piece that captures the essence of the endless sandhills in her country through intricate and complex dot work. Each fine line of dots cradles the one before it, creating rich patterns and motifs that signify place and cultural heritage across the canvas. Eunice's unfettered and exuberant colour palette features vibrant shades of pink, green, yellow, mauve, blue, and orange, all competing for attention and creating a dynamic visual experience.

Eunice Napanangka Jack has been an influential figure in the art world, exhibiting her work both throughout Australia and internationally since 1993. She has participated in prestigious exhibitions, including the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards in the Northern Territory. Her artworks are part of numerous private and public collections, showcasing her exceptional talent and deep dedication to her cultural traditions.

Eunice Jack's intricate works not only reflect her mastery of dot painting but also convey the rich cultural narratives of her heritage. Her participation in significant exhibitions and the inclusion of her work in esteemed collections highlight her status as a respected artist in both national and international art communities. Each piece, including "Tali (Sandhills)," stands as a testament to her artistic prowess and cultural storytelling.

Provenance is Ikuntji Artists, Haasts Bluff