Women's Dreaming at Lupulnga 2002

"Women's Dreaming at Lupulnga" is a 2002 acrylic on canvas painting by renowned Indigenous Australian artist Makinti Napanangka (c. 1930–2011). The artwork depicts the landscape of the artist's ancestral land, featuring the distinct curved lines and rhythmic patterns characteristic of her style. Napanangka's work is often seen as a testament to the enduring cultural traditions of her people and the deep connection they have to their land. The use of ochre and earth tones further enhances the sense of place and connection to the land, while the repeating patterns speak to the cyclical nature of life and the Dreaming.