Ngungara [Lake George] #1, 2021
pigment inkjet print on archival cotton rag

84.1cm H x 59.4cm W [edition of 10 + AP] | $1380 unframed *one edition left
110cm H x 110cm W [edition of 3 + AP] | $4000 unframed SOLD

6x6 photographic negative processed with lake water collected from site.

Ngungara is the Ngunawal name for what is known as Lake George. Ngungara means ‘flat water’ and is a significant site for the Ngunawal/Ngunnawal people.

This photograph was created while visiting the eastern shores of the endorheic lake with Ngunawal custodian Tyronne Bell in April 2021. The late summer rains had begun to fill Ngungara and the energy of the site was palpable.

This work was acquired by Canberra Museum and Gallery in 2021.

*Acts of Co-Creation* | The Mixing Room Gallery [2021]

The artist acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters which on (and with) she creates her work. 50% of profits from the sale of this work is contributed back to Country via Thunderstone Cultural and Land Management Services Aboriginal Corporation.