Raelene Williams Ngala
Six Whirly Winds
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Raelene Williams Ngala
Six Whirly Winds
Code: 09101868
Medium: Acrylic on Belgian Linen
Size: 93x51
Year: 2009
Price: $
This artworks refers to the Ingkwelaye Whirly wind Dreaming. During the Dreamtime it is said two big whirly winds came through Ingkwelaye at Utopia in central Australia and turned into two ghost gum trees, which still stand there today.
Whirly winds are a swirling gust of wind collecting leaves, sand and debris in its path, turning the sky red.
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