Kuruyultu

This painting is about an important Tjukurrpa of Henry's tjamu-ku ngurra (grandfather's country).

The Ngaanyatjarra people call the site 'Kuru Yurltu'- meaning 'Hollow Eye'. This area holds a large body of water, and is the the physical representation of a Tjukurrpa. He is only allowed to only tell part of the Tjukurrpa to the public.

The part of a man - Tjintirr-Tjintirr (a little black bird with a long tail). This man tries to hurt a woman with a boomerang. He threw the boomerang and the lady saw it coming and she ducked down.

The boomerang went flying over her head and straight through the big rocky hill behind her.

You can see where that boomerang went through the hill. Just over the sand dunes near this place is Kuru Yurltu - a hill with many eyes. 

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