AMY LOOGATHA | ‘Thundi’ | Painting / acrylic on Belgian linen Linorint which meant continued abundance of

which meant continued abundance of food stock as well as also determining an individual's position in society

"Long ago the people of Birri

"Rainbow serpent and sister had a growl and she was asking him to put baby in the humpy

Garry studied art at the Bachelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education

AMY LOOGATHA | ‘Thundi’ | Painting / acrylic on Belgian linen Linorint which meant continued abundance of"My Mother's Country is Thundi, that is where she was born and that's why she was called Thundinathi. This Country is in the northern part of Bentinck Island." Amy Loogatha AMY LOOGATHA Thundi 2018 Acrylic on Belgian Linen 40 x 50 cm