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Anwekety (Bush Plum)

SKU : KPI021

Dimensions : 61cm x 61cm

$750.00

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Kate Pitjara is an inspiring Aboriginal artist from the Utopia region in Central Australia. Born around 1980, she has a rich artistic lineage that has greatly influenced her work. Kate’s mother, Polly Ngale, and her renowned aunt, Kathleen Ngale, are celebrated artists who have played a pivotal role in her development as an artist.

Kate’s artwork predominantly revolves around the Dreamings of the Atnwelarr and Kame (pencil yam) and the Anwekety (bush plum). The bush plum, also known as the conkerberry, is a sweet black berry that is a cherished food source among desert Aboriginals. These fruits are gathered, dried for storage, and rehydrated for consumption.

In her paintings, Kate Pitjara employs intricate dot work and layers of vivid colors to create multi-dimensional and dynamic images. Her works capture the depth and essence of her cultural heritage, bringing the ancient stories and natural beauty of her homeland to life. Through her art, Kate not only preserves the important stories and traditions of her ancestors but also shares them with a wider audience, ensuring the cultural heritage of the Anmatyerre people remains vibrant and alive.

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