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Creation StoryJennifer Inkatji was born in Ernabella, a community rich in cultural heritage, and later moved to Amata Community. Her upbringing in these locations deeply influenced her connection to her Country and culture. Jennifer's paintings are a reflection of her Country and the traditions she holds dear. Through her art, she remembers and honours important stories that have been passed down to her by her father, mother, and grandfather. These stories evoke

The tiny black seeds of this plant are stone-ground to make flour

1936 in the Gibson Desert in Western Australia

not only as an artist but as a custodian of sacred lore

Walking in the Bush

She is the daughter of acclaimed APY artist Harry Tjutjuna

1992 IBM – Kawasaki City Gallery

The Role of Body Painting in Aboriginal Culture

She has also collaborated with her mother and her sisters on several other works

Her artistic process is deeply connected to her surroundings

the bush bean

To overcome her initial shyness in his company

She was the daughter of Irish station owner Jack Weir and Minnie Pwerle