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Untitledby Cedric Ross KngwarreyeThese shapes and designs may have features common to ancient rock art and petroglyph designs found throughout the traditional country of Eastern Arrernte. Some designs may reflect sand and body paintings. Most commonly, in this contemporary form, the art is not attributed to any particular thing, but expresses the life world of the particular artist. The Eastern Arrernte cultural identity includes a dreaming, a skin name, a place, as well as family name, language, and community. These things are not necessarily reflected in the design or outcome of each painting.
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ArtistCedric Ross Kngwarreye was born on the 5th June 1975. Cedric started painting in 2013 for the Keringke Arts at Ltyentye Apurte in Central Australia. His work has a unique style , instinctively drawn to bright colours, a trademark for all artists of Keringke style. While the stories and imagery of this vast country has influence on the works produced by the Keringke artists, their works are not usually accompanied by any one story. Instead, age old motifs, landscape forms and patterns of movement lay the ground work for dynamic images formed from a personal expression of self within the modern world. |
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