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Willy comes from the Mackay salt lake area (approx. 600 km west of Alice Springs). He and his family lived a nomadic life until the 1950s.

Willy Tjungurrayi

  • Willy Tjungurrayi - Tali and Hail Storm - MALA ART GALLERY
    Catalog number: WT 090810
    Dimensions: 70 x 100 cm
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    Tali and Hail Storm

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  • Willy Tjungurrayi - Tali and Hail Storm - MALA ART GALLERY
    Catalog number: WT 030809
    Dimensions: 80 x 160 cm
    In stock, Willy Tjungurrayi

    Tali and Hail Storm

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Willy Tjungurrayi

(ok. 1930–2018)

He painted stories related to the Tingari Cycle.
The Tingari were Ancestral Beings who, as they traveled through the desert, created the landforms (as in our Bible), then performed ceremonies and created animals and humans, then gave laws and taught the Pintupi people about the laws and performed rituals. They were also responsible for the initiation ceremonies of young boys at specific locations. Due to the sacred and secret nature of the subject, the full meaning of this image cannot be revealed. *

His painting style, like most Pintupi artists, is linear, poetic, and the palette is limited to basic earth colors. He signed his paintings with a cross.

Willi's paintings are sought after by renowned galleries and art collectors.

Willy Tjungurrayi – MALA ART GALLERY

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