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Cooee Art Indigenous Fine Art Auction "Alma belonged to the Yulparija people, who left their desert home when the water dried up during the 1960s. They moved to the old La Grange mission on the West Australian coast at Bidyadanga. As a result, when they began painting after 2000, their desert imagery was expressed with the vibrant colours of their new saltwater environment. In this striking work, Alma painted Pinkalarta, the home where both she and her mother grew up. It is located in the Great Sandy Desert near Joanna Springs on Anna Plains station. This is where both her mother and her sister died. Her work gives an aerial view of the landscape, showing the mayi (bush food) and the jila (living water).+IB0 Contact Cooee Art for more information on this Aboriginal artwork.