Renita Brown Nungarrayi is an emerging talent who creates intricate works with her own distinct mark making and style. She works diligently and patiently on her paintings allowing movement to develop naturally, reminiscent of the Tali (sandhills) around Papunya in the Northern Territory.
Renita has exhibited with Papunya Tjupi, an Aboriginal community arts organisation, and at Warlayirti Artists, one of Australia’s leading Indigenous art centres. Her mother, Flora Brown Nakamarra, is also a distinguished painter and they often paint side by side.
Renita spends her time in Papunya in the Northern Territory with her father’s Luritja family, and at Balgo in Western Australia, with her Warlpiri mother where she visits her mother’s extended family and paints at Warlayirti Artists. The Mina Mina story belongs to the Warlpiri side.
This painting does not come with a photo of the artist holding the work.
