Originally from Haasts Bluff, in the heart of the Australian desert, Benita Multa Napurrula belongs to a community of artists who celebrate their homeland, from which they were dispossessed following various population displacements. Less realistic than imagined, these landscapes - depicted frontally rather than from above, as is usually the case - have the warm colors and naive forms of a lost paradise. The abundance of oak trees in the desert evokes the fertility of the land and the hidden riches of this territory surrounding the sacred site of Kunkayunti. 

This painting is accompanied by certificates of authenticity from the Ikuntji Art Centre (No. IKO3BNM37) and the Arts d'Australie gallery • Stéphane Jacob, expert in Aboriginal art.