Noongar Boodjar - Dena Gower Rowena-Morgan Tidal creeks and parts of

Tidal creeks and parts of the coast between the high spring tide and the mean sea level are fringed with Lanyji-Lanyji (Mangroves)

Lengths of handprinted screen printed fabric on 100% linen 135cm wide

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Tartaku (bush coconut) are actually an insect gall that grows into a 'coconut fruit' on a bloodwood tree

Lengths of handprinted screen printed fabric on linen/cotton blend 137cm wide

Noongar Boodjar - Dena Gower Rowena-Morgan Tidal creeks and parts ofDena was born on Balladong and Wadjuk Country and grew up on Wilman Country in Narrogin where she spent time learning from her elders and visually recording this knowledge in her art, teaching herself how to paint with acrylics on canvas. Denas style is very loose and joyous and her work speaks to her happy disposition and the generous spirit she brings to the Nagula Jarndu art centre each day. She tells stories about important aspects of her time