Brolga by Timothy Djandjomerr nature you'd say konjkonj

you'd say konjkonj

where deceased clan members bones are placed inside the hollow trunk

Later he was a resident and student with Djidjbidjidjbi College – a unique and tailored response to assist young people in the area

There are two words in Kunwok for catfish - ngalmakkawarri and ngadjdjlek

He likes to paint because it is a big part of the culture he is a part of and brings him back to his cultural roots

Brolga by Timothy Djandjomerr nature you'd say konjkonjTimothy Djandjomerr As with many Aboriginal artists, Timothy Djandjomerr paints the stories he was told as a small child. He paints with 'grass' which is the stem of a freshwater reed that has many fibres inside. These are prepared to the thickness required for his Skin Group. The thickness of the lines and the way they are applied are very important besides Skin, they tell the Clan and Country of the artist. This painting expresses a brolga bird