Untitled 1999

"Untitled" (1999) by Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri, is a striking example of Aboriginal Australian art. The painting features a series of wavy lines, or "rango" in the Warlpiri language, rendered in white and brown ochre. The intricate patterns are often interpreted as representing the waterholes, watercourses, and landscapes of the artist's ancestral country. This style, characterized by repetitive lines and dots, is commonly referred to as "dot painting" or "desert art," and is associated with the Western Desert region of Australia.