William King Jungala
from a Private Collection, with Statutory Declarations
William King Jungala - Earth Images 5 Elements
NEW NEVER DISPLAYED – ONLY REMOVED FROM ORIGINAL PACKAGING FOR PHOTOGRAPHS
The Bush image (green) is inspired by the green valleys of trees It seeks to capture the variety of trees and bush land making up the Australian landscape. Most people find an innate comfort and connection to their surroundings, when out in the bush. This work seeks to capture the rick, strong grey colours of clouds foiling the horizon during the northern wet seasons.
The Earth image (ochre) is inspired by the vast variety of soils which make up the Australian landscape. It seeks to capture the richness of the endless horizons, mountains, valleys and gorges.
The Fire image (yellow) is inspired by the dance of flames.
This painting seeks to capture the bright warm colours of fire.
The Water image (blue) is inspired by the deep blue waters of the ocean, mesmerising movement of the waves as it rises and falls.
Painting size: 1500 x 210 mm - 5 PIECES
Media: Acrylic on Linen
Painted: October 2004
NEW NEVER DISPLAYED – ONLY REMOVED FROM ORIGINAL PACKAGING FOR PHOTOGRAPHS
The Bush image (green) is inspired by the green valleys of trees It seeks to capture the variety of trees and bush land making up the Australian landscape. Most people find an innate comfort and connection to their surroundings, when out in the bush. This work seeks to capture the rick, strong grey colours of clouds foiling the horizon during the northern wet seasons.
The Earth image (ochre) is inspired by the vast variety of soils which make up the Australian landscape. It seeks to capture the richness of the endless horizons, mountains, valleys and gorges.
The Fire image (yellow) is inspired by the dance of flames.
This painting seeks to capture the bright warm colours of fire.
The Water image (blue) is inspired by the deep blue waters of the ocean, mesmerising movement of the waves as it rises and falls.
Painting size: 1500 x 210 mm - 5 PIECES
Media: Acrylic on Linen
Painted: October 2004
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William King Jungala - Earth Cycles
ABOUT THE ARTWORK The circular forms represent the cycles of life and the dots are individual lives in cycles that are inter-connected. William says that he is seeking to capture the inter-connectedness of all life on earth. Painting size: 90 X 120 CM Media: Acrylic on Linen Painted: July 2004 |
Biography;
William King was born in Katherine (Northern Territory) in 1966 and passing in December 2007, it was a sad loss for this family and the Aboriginal art industry.
From a young age, William King expressed an interest in art and his grandfather, a member of the Gurindji tribe was his teacher and mentor who told him stories about the desert.
This knowledge was invaluable as his grandfather had travelled many miles mustering across the country and had a kinship to the land he knew so well.
In 1993, William King was selected as an emerging artist to exhibit in the Gallery of Greater Victoria in British Columbia, Canada.
His paintings are showing in many private Galleries within Australia and overseas.
William King authenticated his paintings with a hand print and signature.
William King was born in Katherine (Northern Territory) in 1966 and passing in December 2007, it was a sad loss for this family and the Aboriginal art industry.
From a young age, William King expressed an interest in art and his grandfather, a member of the Gurindji tribe was his teacher and mentor who told him stories about the desert.
This knowledge was invaluable as his grandfather had travelled many miles mustering across the country and had a kinship to the land he knew so well.
In 1993, William King was selected as an emerging artist to exhibit in the Gallery of Greater Victoria in British Columbia, Canada.
His paintings are showing in many private Galleries within Australia and overseas.
William King authenticated his paintings with a hand print and signature.
