Yalpirakinu 2009 by Adrian Robertson, Acrylic on linen 38x28cm

"Yalpirakinu 2009" by Adrian Jangala Robertson – A Stunning Resale Opportunity

The acclaimed "Yalpirakinu 2009" by Adrian Jangala Robertson is now available as a resale at the gallery, complete with its original certificate from Bindi Inc. This exceptional piece showcases the remarkable talent of Robertson, celebrated for his dynamic brushwork and vivid storytelling through art.

Crafted in acrylic on linen, this artwork captures the majestic beauty of Robertson's mother’s Country, Yalpirakinu (also known as Yuelamu), located northwest of Mparntwe (Alice Springs). The composition comes alive with vibrant free brushstrokes, creating a sense of movement and emotion. A rich palette of deep greens, mauves, oranges, reds, blues, browns, and cream immerses the viewer in the breathtaking desert landscape.

The painting’s focal point, the rugged desert mountains, is portrayed in sage green tones, complemented by ochre and purples that depict the vibrant vegetation achieves a stunning contrast, evoking depth and texture that speaks to his mastery of the medium.

Rooted in personal heritage, the piece pays homage to Robertson’s mother, Eunice Napangardi, a respected artist, and reflects his deep connection to family and land. The bold brushwork, inspired by his mentor Billy Benn Perrurle, is coupled with a unique framing technique that invites viewers to experience the landscape as if looking through a window.

Born in Papunya in 1962, Adrian Jangala Robertson has been a key member of Bindi Mwerre Anthurre Artists since 2002. His work has garnered national recognition, earning finalist spots in prestigious competitions such as the Archibald, Sulman, and Wynne Prizes. "Yalpirakinu 2009" is a testament to his talent and an extraordinary addition to any collection.

Secure this remarkable artwork today and own a piece of Australia’s rich artistic heritage.