Kungka Kutjarra (Two Women) 2006

"Kungka Kutjarra (Two Women)" is an abstract painting by Makinti Napanangka, an artist from the Pintupi tribe of Western Australia, created in 2006. Napanangka's style, like many Indigenous Australian artists, utilizes dots and lines in a rhythmic and intricate pattern to represent the land and its features. The painting's use of pale, earthy colours, including pinks, yellows, and oranges, evokes the desert landscape. The central circular forms may represent waterholes, a vital resource in the harsh Australian desert. This piece is a testament to Napanangka's talent and the rich artistic traditions of the Pintupi people.