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Walala led a nomadic lifestyle in the Gibson Desert until 1984, when he and his family first met white people and settled in the settlement of Kiwirrkura. The media then described them as "The Lost Tribe".**).
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Born 1971. Together with his brothers - Warlimpirrnga and Thomas - he started painting paintings whose themes are related to the Tingari Cycle and sacred places in the Gibson Desert area (approx. 700 km west of Alice Springs).
Walala's style is geometric and linear, his characteristic squares (places and songs) are surrounded by dots (people looking for water). His paintings have received recognition from many art critics and are in important collections around the world.
ARTISTS
The paintings from our collection come first-hand, directly from artists we are friends with, who are among the most important in Australia.
Certificate
Each painting comes with a certificate of authenticity along with a description of the artist, his work and a photo of his painting.
Australia
Embark on a journey through space and time, through endless desert spaces, to the sources of the oldest civilization in the world.