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Language Group:Arrernte (Aranda)
Country:Ilkawerne (El-go-an-na) , Utopia Region, North East of Alice Springs, Northern Territory
Medium:Acrylic on Canvas, Wood Carving
Subjects:Alpar (Rat-Tail Plant) Story, Awelye (Women's Ceremony), Imuna (Bush Food)
Amy lives in the Utopia region and started working with Mbantua Gallery in 2002.
Amy paints the story of the rat-tail goosefoot or green crumbweed plant. In Amy's language it is called Alpar. This small, erect herb is sticky to touch and scented heavily of citrus. Growing especially well in Mulga tree communities, it is found in abundance in Amy's home in the Utopia Region, north east of Alice Springs.
