Womens Ceremony
1 × EUR€175 
Two Wandjinas
1 × EUR€3,750 
Womens Ceremony
1 × EUR€175 
Lightning
1 × EUR€3,950 
Tingari Cycle
1 × EUR€3,950 
Kurunyji
1 × EUR€3,950 
Ancestors
1 × EUR€3,950 
Brolgas in the grass
1 × EUR€175 
Emu Dreaming
1 × EUR€175 
Sea Turtle in Silver
1 × EUR€225 
Yam Dreaming
1 × EUR€175 
Rat Tail Plant Dreaming
1 × EUR€175 
Black Cockatoos
1 × EUR€450 
Yam Dreaming
1 × EUR€175 
Vaughan Springs Dreaming
1 × EUR€175 
Mitchell Cockatoos
1 × EUR€450 
Yam Dreaming
1 × EUR€175 
Mina Mina Dreaming
1 × EUR€1,312 
Snake Dreaming
1 × EUR€175 
Kangaroos Resting
1 × EUR€450 
Common to Aboriginal practice, Tarisse was handed down the Earth Images style to paint by her father, William King Jungala. It is a macro view of land around the small remote town of Katherine, the area where her Gurindji tribe once inhabited. It details meandering rivers, small tributaries, active and abandoned campsites.
The impact of strong colour is immediate in these artworks and the canvas is starkly broken by the dominant and contrasting lines mapping waterways cutting their way through the land. By concentrating her background dots or placing them sparingly Tarisse manages to create a 3-D effect of landscape, as if one was seeing all the formations from a bird’s eye view.
Tarisse King was born in Adelaide, South Australia on the 4th September 1986. She is the older sister to fellow artist, Sarrita King and daughter to the late highly regarded artist, William King Jungala (1966 – 2007).
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Common to Aboriginal practice, Tarisse was handed down the Earth Images style to paint by her father, William King Jungala. It is a macro view of land around the small remote town of Katherine, the area where her Gurindji tribe once inhabited. It details meandering rivers, small tributaries, active and abandoned campsites.
The impact of strong colour is immediate in these artworks and the canvas is starkly broken by the dominant and contrasting lines mapping waterways cutting their way through the land. By concentrating her background dots or placing them sparingly Tarisse manages to create a 3-D effect of landscape, as if one was seeing all the formations from a bird’s eye view.
Tarisse King was born in Adelaide, South Australia on the 4th September 1986. She is the older sister to fellow artist, Sarrita King and daughter to the late highly regarded artist, William King Jungala (1966 – 2007).
Common to Aboriginal practice, Tarisse was handed down the Earth Images style to paint by her father, William King Jungala. It is a macro view of land around the small remote town of Katherine, the area where her Gurindji tribe once inhabited. It details meandering rivers, small tributaries, active and abandoned campsites.
The impact of strong colour is immediate in these artworks and the canvas is starkly broken by the dominant and contrasting lines mapping waterways cutting their way through the land. By concentrating her background dots or placing them sparingly Tarisse manages to create a 3-D effect of landscape, as if one was seeing all the formations from a bird’s eye view.
Tarisse King was born in Adelaide, South Australia on the 4th September 1986. She is the older sister to fellow artist, Sarrita King and daughter to the late highly regarded artist, William King Jungala (1966 – 2007).
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