Wati Wara - Lawrence Pennington Solo

A Collection of Fine Spinifex Indigenous Art


Wati Wara - Lawrence Pennington Solo

A Collection of Fine Spinifex Indigenous Art


LAWRENCE PENNINGTON (dec)

Mituna
15-30
Acrylic on Linen
Mituna | 15-30
Acrylic on Linen
110 x 85cm | 43.31 x 33.46in
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Lawrence Pennington, a senior initiated man from Spinifex has painted sites associated with the Wati Kutjara Tjukurpa (Two Serpent Men from Pukara). These serpent men are a father and son pair who are travelling through the land. They stop at Ngakata, a rockhole with deep water.

As with many Spinifex Tjukurpa, places are linked through story and geography. In this case, Mituta is clearly linked to a well-known Western Desert area called Pukara. Pukara is a site in which two large snakes, a father and son are travelling on initiation business. The places Lawrence paints are often sacred or have sacred aspects to them and as such details are sketchy.

Lawrence Pennington, a senior initiated man from Spinifex has painted sites associated with the Wati Kutjara Tjukurpa (Two Serpent Men from Pukara). These serpent men are a father and son pair who are travelling through the land. They stop at Ngakata, a rockhole with deep water.

As with many Spinifex Tjukurpa, places are linked through story and geography. In this case, Mituta is clearly linked to a well-known Western Desert area called Pukara. Pukara is a site in which two large snakes,...