Bush Plum Dreaming by Poly Ngala

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Polly Ngala was born in 1940 into the Anmatyarr tribe and now lives at Camel Camp in Utopia, Central Australia with her family and sisters Kathleen Ngala, Maisy Ngala and Angeline Pwerle Ngala. Polly began her artistic career in batik, like many of the women in Utopia, before venturing into painting with acrylic paints on canvas.Together with her sisters, Polly is a senior custodian of the Bush Plum Dreaming.

Polly's depicts the Bush Plum and its effects on her country. She often depicts the topography in shades of reds, oranges and yellows reflecting the varying seasonal palette. She builds up layer upon layer of colour creating a multi-dimensional effect to reveal the Bush Plum and her in all its glory.

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