Waterholes
Kim Kiosses
Artwork Year
2024
Dimensions
51 x 51 cm
Medium
acrylic on canvas
Waterholes are of special significance to Aboriginal people, not only as a life source but as a significant place to meet and to conduct ceremonies.
For Aboriginal people, caring for country is a cultural obligation.
Kim is a Noongar Banyjima Nyryaparli woman. She lives in Dunsborough & has been painting for over 4 years.
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