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He wears the dhoeri covering his eyes to indicate that he did not want to share his planting techniques
'Ask and it shall be given unto you
It is based on the spiritual acknowledgment of the dugong and the relationship we have as traditional people of the Maluyligal nation
Edition of 80
Artwork story:During the rainy season we would dig out mud from the side of creeks or slope or where ever we could find them and play mud fight
LORNA SHAUN | 'Minjil (Flames From a Big Fire)' | Painting / Acrylic & Dry Pigment on Linen SArong He wears the dhoeri coveringLorna Shaun, Minjil (Flames from a big fire), 2020, 76. 2 cm x 76. 2cm, acrylic and dry pigment on linen. "Traditionally fire played a major role in our lives we used it for cooking, warmth, ceremonies and healing. Our traditional ways of managing the land used bush fires to keep our country clean, to preserve our ways of hunting and gathering food. Controlled burning created new growth from plants which made sure that plants regenerated and food
