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Born 1965 Utopia, Central Desert Australia. Known for: Aboriginal painting.
Tammy Pitjara is from Utopia, Central Desert Australia, North-east of Alice Springs. Her dreaming includes Bush Leaves, Bush Yam Dreaming, and Awelye (Body Paint) that encapsulate the desert lands of... Read full biography
Tammy Pitjara is from Utopia, Central Desert Australia, North-east of Alice Springs. Her dreaming includes Bush Leaves, Bush Yam Dreaming, and Awelye (Body Paint) that encapsulate the desert lands of Utopia. One of Tammy’s most recognizable styles is her depiction of Bush leaves, using intricate... Read full biography
Tammy Pitjara is from Utopia, Central Desert Australia, North-east of Alice Springs. Her dreaming includes Bush Leaves, Bush Yam Dreaming, and Awelye (Body Paint) that encapsulate the desert lands of Utopia. One of Tammy’s most recognizable styles is her depiction of Bush leaves, using intricate strokes to fill the canvas with thousands of fluid bush leaves. Her works are a bold representation of Bush leaves, heightened through the use of warm, bright colors.
Tammy Pitjara is from Utopia, Central Desert Australia, North-east of Alice Springs. Her dreaming includes Bush Leaves, Bush Yam Dreaming, and Awelye (Body Paint) that encapsulate the desert lands of Utopia. One of Tammy’s most recognizable styles is her depiction of Bush leaves, using intricate strokes to fill the canvas with thousands of fluid bush leaves. Her works are a bold representation of Bush leaves, heightened through the use of warm, bright colors.
Tammy Pitjara is from Utopia, Central Desert Australia, North-east of Alice Springs. Her dreaming includes Bush Leaves, Bush Yam Dreaming, and Awelye (Body Paint) that encapsulate the desert lands of Utopia. One of Tammy’s most recognizable styles is her depiction of Bush leaves, using intricate strokes to fill the canvas with thousands of fluid bush leaves. Her works are a bold representation of Bush leaves, heightened through the use of warm, bright colors.