Women's Dreaming at Lulpulnga 2004

"Women's Dreaming at Lulpulnga" (2004) is a painting by the Australian Aboriginal artist Makinti Napanangka (c. 1930-2011). The work, which is typical of the artist's style, features a composition of layered, parallel lines in ochre, brown, white, and green, arranged in a grid-like pattern. These lines, which represent the earth, may also be seen as a visual language signifying ancestral stories, cultural knowledge, and the artist's connection to their country. The artwork is an example of the vibrant and expressive style that characterizes the art of the Western Desert region of Australia.