Pumpkin Cut Short Petite | Aboriginal and Contemporary Art Exhibition charcoal and conte crayon on

charcoal and conte crayon on paper mounted on marine plywood

Size: 56 x 103cm

red sandhills and rocks of her father’s country to the west of her community of Haasts Bluff

They are in an enemy with the enemy by using supernatural powers learned from a teacher who demands them to perform some rituals to get the perfection of the knowledge

glazed terracotta

Pumpkin Cut Short Petite | Aboriginal and Contemporary Art Exhibition charcoal and conte crayon onYear: 2025 Size: 53 x 63cm oil on linen My work often explores themes of potentiality, transience, and the delicate balance of life cycles. This piece, centered around a pumpkin flower picked before its full transformation, is a meditation on what could have been. There is a poignant tension in this act. The flower, no longer part of the vine, will never fulfill its destiny of maturing into a pumpkin. This speaks to the fragility of life and the