Kali Kali

Sandy Willi painted his borning place, this place is called Kali Kali, he explains this canvas as follows; "The lines from the brown end are watis (men) bringing waru (wood fire) to the water hole", "and the curvy lines going up to the white end are them ready to leave the water whole to go hunting."

He proceeds to sing the song of this land to express the cultural significance of this site.

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