While Pintupi paintings explain the natural and spiritual features of the land, they are also filled with humor and joy. This painting depicts the site where the artist’s father died. It tells the story of two boys playing with their penises, shown as circles in the center of the work. As they joyfully discover their sexuality, their ejaculate (represented in white around them) creates claypans around their camps and their penises turned into two hills. While humorous, the artist described this creative act as goldarringu, meaning extremely valuable. The inclusion of two ceremonial boards on the right of the work is a further indication of the sacredness of this place.

My father was like a teacher. He was the one who taught the other men all about Ngurrapalangu. This man here, my father. He was showing them what he knew, sharing his knowledge and then he passed away. All these people, they knew my father could sing all the songs right through.