The ‘Jik (the sun)’ story is inspired by arguably the most significant iconic shape in all cultures, that is the circle; with nature’s greatest circle being the sun. Tarisse remembers her father, the late William King Jungala, telling her stories about the Sun, the “life giver to all”.
William says, ‘The sun sings its own song, dances through the sky. Endless in its celebration, it warms me to the soul and reminds me of my ancient connection to it and all things around me’.
In this series Tarisse paints many suns remembering all the beautiful sun rises and sunsets she has witnessed but also paying homage to her Ancestors imagining all the sunsets during their lifetimes and the connection they felt on a daily basis.
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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The ‘Jik (the sun)’ story is inspired by arguably the most significant iconic shape in all cultures, that is the circle; with nature’s greatest circle being the sun. Tarisse remembers her father, the late William King Jungala, telling her stories about the Sun, the “life giver to all”.
William says, ‘The sun sings its own song, dances through the sky. Endless in its celebration, it warms me to the soul and reminds me of my ancient connection to it and all things around me’.
In this series Tarisse paints many suns remembering all the beautiful sun rises and sunsets she has witnessed but also paying homage to her Ancestors imagining all the sunsets during their lifetimes and the connection they felt on a daily basis.
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).
The ‘Jik (the sun)’ story is inspired by arguably the most significant iconic shape in all cultures, that is the circle; with nature’s greatest circle being the sun. Tarisse remembers her father, the late William King Jungala, telling her stories about the Sun, the “life giver to all”.
William says, ‘The sun sings its own song, dances through the sky. Endless in its celebration, it warms me to the soul and reminds me of my ancient connection to it and all things around me’.
In this series Tarisse paints many suns remembering all the beautiful sun rises and sunsets she has witnessed but also paying homage to her Ancestors imagining all the sunsets during their lifetimes and the connection they felt on a daily basis.
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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