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Dini, Aborigines, pintupi Campbell Tjampitjinpa , 1995

painting, by Dini, Aborigines, pintupi Campbell Tjampitjinpa, paint, 1995
painting, by Dini, Aborigines, pintupi Campbell Tjampitjinpa, paint, 1995

painting is a paint painting by the Australian Aboriginal Painting artist Dini, Aborigines, pintupi Campbell Tjampitjinpa. It dates from 1995 and is held in the collection of the ethnographic museum.

About this work

Overview

This painting is a representation of a story from the Tingari Dreaming cycle, associated with a specific site in Western Australia.

Subject & Meaning

The work depicts the journey of Tingari men to Palipalintja, a salt lake west of Jupiter Well, and their subsequent travels to Kiwirrkura. The Tingari are mythical beings who traversed the land, performing rituals and shaping the environment.

Technique & Style

The painting features swirling lines and dots in red, yellow, and white, creating an abstract composition that conveys a narrative. The dots and lines are used to represent sacred paths and water holes, effectively mapping the story.

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painting, Pinta Pinta, aboriginer, pintupi Tjapanangka

Artist & collection

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SAME SUBJECT

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Frequently asked questions

Who painted painting?

painting was painted by Dini, Aborigines, pintupi Campbell Tjampitjinpa in 1995.

Where can I see painting?

painting is held by ethnographic museum.

What movement is painting?

painting is associated with Australian Aboriginal Painting.