REBEKAH NYALKBA Gulpbam Marli
REBEKAH NYALKBA Gulpbam Marli
REBEKAH NYALKBA Gulpbam Marli
REBEKAH NYALKBA Gulpbam Marli
REBEKAH NYALKBA Gulpbam Marli
REBEKAH NYALKBA Gulpbam Marli
REBEKAH NYALKBA Gulpbam Marli
REBEKAH NYALKBA Gulpbam Marli

REBEKAH NYALKBA Gulpbam Marli

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Rebekah Nyalkba’s painting Gulpbam Marli depicts three sacred rockholes in her Jawoyn homeland, honoring their cultural and spiritual significance. Inspired by her upbringing in Katherine and guidance from her Elders, Nyalkba’s work reflects the deep connection between people, country, and tradition.

The painting highlights the importance of these rockholes in Jawoyn dreaming stories, inviting viewers to connect with the land’s history and the ongoing power of cultural preservation. Through Gulpbam Marli, Nyalkba celebrates the strength of community and the sacred places that define her heritage.

61 x 30.5 cm

Acrylic on canvas