This painting depicts a large claypan site called Murmur. After periods of extended rain and flooding, it becomes a large shallow lake. In the Tjukurrpa, a large group of ancestral men known as the Tingarri ancestors traveled through this place after passing by a rockhole called Tarkul. Then they continued their journey north of Kintore.

This kind of painting was taught to us by the old men in the early days and now maybe I might teach my grandsons to paint like this. Then he will be able to carry the responsibility of the culture. This is essential. These cultural practices are fundamental to remember and to paint and to reinforce.