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Kurun Warun, Pakap Yalandard (Fire Stick Plant), 2018, synthetic polymer paint on Belgian linen, 119 x 180 cm

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b. 1966

Region: South-East Australia
Community: Framlingham Mission
Language group: Kirrae Whurrong (Kirra Wurrung); Gunditjmara

Pakap Yalandard (Fire Stick Plant), 2018

synthetic polymer paint on Belgian linen

119 x 180 cm

$5,700

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Provenance: Direct from the artist, Qld
Artwork story: Pakap Yalandar means the Fire Stick plant or the Black Boy plant. "It represents my family. The earth and the heavens."

Kurun Warun

Pakap Yalandard (Fire Stick Plant)