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- [WidiWorks](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/) - Wadda Mulli, I’m Connie Rovina of WidiWorks Aboriginal Art, bringing you my traditional yet contemporary artwork from Kuranda, North Queensland.
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- [White Cockatoo](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/white-cockatoo/) - The white Cockatoo is a totem to one of my uncles from Cape York. The bird is a symbol of love, peace and loud family chatter and laughter.
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- [Firehawk](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/firehawk/) - The painting depicts I am whistling kite, or a black kite known as a Firehawk.
- [Kookaburra](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/kookaburra/) - Kookaburras are fierce protectors of their young and the parents are together for life. They are also the Spirit protectors from dawn to dusk. Their friends, the owls then take over the watch of country from dusk to dawn. When we hear the kookaburras laughing, they are wel-coming the day and then in the evening they invite the Evening Star and the owls to watch over the night, after which they will sleep for the night. This painting depicts the Southern Cross in the background. Now known by the Wardaman people of Northern Australia, as a small dilly bag full of knowledge, songs of knowledge that were passed on.
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- [Goanna Camp](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/goanna-camp/) - The painting depicts a large spiritual goanna as part of a celestial being with camps of people paying their respects to an upcoming hunt. Aboriginal people knew which way to travel throughout the seasons as they were guided by song lines both on Earth and in the sky.
- [Camping Under the Stars](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/camping-under-the-stars/) - The painting depicts camps of people under the Milky Way of stars between the sky and Earth.
- [Willy Wagtail](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/willy-wagtail/) - These birds are known as messengers to tell that visitors are coming.
- [Torres Strait Island Pidgeon](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/torres-strait-pidgeon/) - Almost eaten and shot out to extinction, this bird is slowly regaining its numbers in Far North Queensland. The bird is held sacred to many Aboriginal people in the Far North rainforest regions and typically carries love on its spiritual journey to those who need comfort.
- [Cairns Sea Turtles](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/cairns-sea-turtles/) - We have many green sea turtle habitats in the Coral Sea around Cairns. Green Sea Turtles return to these birth waters, islands, and beaches over many decades
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- [Pebbly Beach Turtles](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/pebbly-beach-turtles/) - This painting depicts Sea Turtles in their sea grass habitat swimming and feeding at the popular Pebbly Beach on the way to Port Douglas.
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- [Stolen Dillybag](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/stolen-dillybag/) - This is a local story of how the bag full of the fisherman’s catch from beach fishing was stolen by another man who, as he ran up the riverbank with the bag did not realise that here was a hole in it. The fish dropped out and have since populated the inland rivers.
- [Five Blue Fish](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/five-blue-fish/) - A collection of Reef fish. Far North Queensland.
- [Red Tail Black Cockatoo In A Storm](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/red-tail-black-cockatoo/) - The Red Tail Black cockatoo is a clan totem of many people in Far North Queensland, and often represent Spirit guides to the afterlife.
- [Goanna](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/goanna/) - The dreaming is of a giant lizard (goanna) and his travels in search of food along a waterway. In his travels over the land, he follows the water courses for it is here that the life source is. The goanna is known as the co-creator of the Earth alongside the Rainbow Serpent.
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- [Gooseberries](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/gooseberries/) - Eaten raw or cooked, the size of a cherry tomato, can be put into salads etc. now commercially sold in stores.
- [Long Yams](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/long-yams/) - Yams are an important food source for Aboriginal people even today. Women are primarily the caretakers and cultivators of this food. Ceremonial activities are performed around Australia each season for good growth and sustenance. In hard times sometimes the only food that could be found were yams although rainforest and Cape York communities were blessed with a Wet Seasons which create abundance. Many of us may not realise that we actually buy Yams , Sweet Potatoes etc, from the supermarkets, in fact any tuber is considered a Yam by old standards.
- [Barramundi Yellow](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/barramundi-yellow/) - Barramundi surrounded by connected waterholes. Barramundis are traditional bush foods found in all Far Northern rivers connected to the sea.
- [Stingray](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/stingray/) - This painting is a reminder of a time spent camping at Connie’s Beach, Cape Flattery. As a treat, milky stingray flaps were prepared and eaten both raw with lemon juice and cooked in patties.
- [Long Necked Turtles In A Stream](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/long-necked-turtles-stream/) - Turtles have always been a traditional source of food. This artwork showcases the long necked turtles swimming in a stream, available as 980mm x 860mm
- [Magpies](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/magpies/) - Magpies are messengers for good luck so never be cruel to them. They helped to build country alongside the Rainbow Serpent.
- [Memories Of Minjerriba](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/memories-of-minjerriba/) - This painting depicts my memories of Minjerriba, and growing up on this land.
- [Making Ochre](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/making-ochre/) - This painting shows the beginning of making ochre, with ochre coloured clays & charcoal collected in a coolamon before being ground.
- [Fork Tail Catfish](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/fork-tail-catfish/) - An Aboriginal food source however the large number of fine bones made this fish difficult to eat. The sharp poisonous barb on the head was used in making spear barbs and the spinal bones sometimes used in decorative necklaces.
- [Message On The Wind](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/message-on-the-wind/) - Owl feathers are my interpretation of the wind in which they travel on. My personal messengers. When a message needs to be given to me and I am cut off from communications, an owl will present itself close to me and I know something needs to be communicated.
- [Travellers Over Country](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/travellers-over-country/) - The happy journey home. The messengers, the spirit guides. An unusually coloured clutch of real feathers was presented to me several years ago; this is my memory of them. The Red Tail Black Cockatoo is also totem to many people on Cape York.
- [Rainbow Serpent In The Milky Way](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/rainbow-serpent-in-the-milky-way/) - Depicting the Rainbow Serpent, Maker of the Earth and its valleys and rivers. Revered forever in the stars at night. The Rainbow Serpent is represented in the painting, and in First Nations culture is recognised as Creator of the land, rivers, and mountains.
- [Magpie Geese On The Wetlands](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/magpie-geese-wetlands/) - This print by Connie Rovina depicts Magpie geese as a migratory flock, are an important food source.
- [Waterlillies](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/waterlillies/) - Traditional bush food, Waterlilies are an edible plant; the seed pods, tubes and bulbs attaching the plants to the ground can be eaten either raw or roasted.
- [Barramundi Breeding Story](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/barramundi-breeding-story/) - Grown Barramundi heading out to sea from the estuary to spawn. Two weeks later baby barramundi come back to the estuary to hide and to grow amongst the mangroves.
- [Night Spirit Descending](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/night-spirit-descending/) - This is one of my dream paintings; the painting is of the spirit of Kangaroo, Fruit Bat and Owl descending to Earth at nightfall. The people below, clustered in their camps for the night or in their coroboree grounds, are afraid of the night and the talons which touch the Earth like lightning.
- [Seven Sisters Pleiades](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/seven-sisters-pleiades/) - The Seven Sisters story is the same story told around the world by many different cultures. It is the Pleaides constellation. There is always a depiction of the Seven Sisters running away from a man who is wanting a forbidden marriage. In the painting the sisters leap into the sky every night from the highest points of a local land formation to escape him, only to find he has done the same but can never catch up. As the constellation moves across the night sky until daylight, he can be seen following, he is the last trailing star.
- [Disturbed Magpie Goose](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/disturbed-magpie-goose/) - A magpie goose is disturbed from her nest late at night by a crocodile. She takes off in flight in fright.
- [Night Wind](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/night-wind/) - Night Wind depicts the wind at night over country. Hills appear at the horizon and as you look up we see the stars.
- [Jabiru On The Wind](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/jabiru-on-the-wind/) - This beautiful bird is often seen all over northern Australia on plains and wetlands.
- [Preserved](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/preserved/) - This tree had termites invading its interior and while it's probably not in existence now, I know clearly where it was and I have preserved it.
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- [Musgrave Owls Magnetic Ant Hills](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/musgrave-owls-ant-hills/) - The painting depicts owls that were around us on our first family journey back to Musgrave Station, Cape York, Queensland, where our grandmother Nellie Moran was born. We passed many unique magnetic anthills on the journey as if being drawn back to country.
- [Long Necked Turtles And Fish In Creek](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/turtles-and-fish-in-creek/) - Fishing in a creek for traditional food.
- [Road to the Future](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/road-to-the-future/) - A road leaving from the Dreamtime to the Future in keeping with the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair 2023 theme of ‘Weaving Our Future - Claiming Our Sovereignty’
- [Fish And Net](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/fish-and-net/) - Traditional fish carrying net and Barramundi surrounded by water flow and deep holes.
- [Rainforest Birds](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/rainforest-birds/) - Some Far Northern birds in our rainforest.
- [River Of Life](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/river-of-life/) - The Milky Way is also known as the river of life. This is a depiction of the Milky Way stars at night across red dirt country.
- [Dancing Brolga](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/dancing-brolga/) - The graceful dancers who mesmerise with their grace and connection to one another during their courtship.
- [Long Necked Turtle](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/long-necked-turtles/) - This beautiful 800 x 600mm print depicts the story of long-necked turtles creation of a new tribe formed after a battle.
- [Turtles In Ochre](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/turtles-in-ochre/) - Following a traditional story, 'Turtles in Ochre' depicts a story about a pair of lovers and how their great escape saw them evolve into turtles.
- [Kangaroo Hunt](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/kangaroo-hunt/) - This painting depicts a kangaroo hunt by men just before twilight and then the fire being built for cooking.
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- [Brolgas In The Morning Mist](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/brolgas-in-the-morning-mist/) - Brolgas in the Morning Mist following a flight-line.
- [Musgrave Owls](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/musgrave-owls/) - This painting represents the owls who followed me on my journey to my grandmother’s ancestral country at Musgrave Station.
- [Pelicans](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/pelicans/) - Mother pelican is said to be one of the strongest. She will even peck at her own beak to draw blood to feed her babies if there is no food around. This is a maternal family reminder of our traditional country on Cape York, Australia.
- [Platypus](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/platypus/) - This painting depicts two platypus travelling in a stream. In Far North Queensland they are known as the lovers and are respected for their keeping connection of families together.
- [Amarina Sea Turtle Family](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/amarina-sea-turtle-family/) - A group of sea turtles heading back out to sea after hatching.
- [Three Blue Barramundi](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/three-blue-barramundi/) - This painting of three blue fish depict the silver sparkling Barramundi from Far North Queensland. One swimming out to sea the other swimming in.
- [Family Of Green Sea Turtles](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/family-of-green-sea-turtles/) - Green Sea Turtles return to their birth place over many decades. This piece depicts the journey undertaken by a family of Green Sea Turtles.
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- [Pelican Lake](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/pelican-lake/) - This painting refers to my grandmother’s clan and country, the Kuku Thaypan from Musgrave Station, Cape York and surrounding area, where she was born. She and other relatives always mentioned Pelican Lake and it was considered very important to the Kuku Thaypan people. The pelican is known as one of the most maternal animals on Earth – it will even peck at its own chest to draw blood to feed its chicks if there is a shortage of food. Aboriginal people follow their maternal side, as it is said we always know who our mothers are through a spiritual maternal thread which enables communication even though far apart.
- [Fishing Spirit of Flaggy Creek Waterholes](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/fishing-spirit-of-flaggy-creek-waterholes/) - A road leaving from the Dreamtime to the Future in keeping with the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair 2023 theme of ‘Weaving Our Future - Claiming Our Sovereignty’
- [Four Rivers](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/four-rivers/) - The painting depicts the four river systems around Mareeba and Barramundi and other freshwater fish that can be found in them.
- [Purple Waterlillies](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/purple-waterlillies/) - Waterlilies come in many different colours and shaped flowers. Traditionally only particular waterlilies were taken as bush food. The leaves, flowers, stems and bulbs were eaten cooked or raw.
- [Three Barramundi Waterholes](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/three-barramundi-waterholes/) - A Barramundi fish surrounded by three waterholes.
- [Saltwater Catfish](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/saltwater-catfish/) - An Aboriginal food source however the large number of fine bones made this fish difficult to eat. The sharp poisonous barb on the head was used in making spear barbs and the spinal bones sometimes used in decorative necklaces.
- [Sunset Kookaburras](https://www.widiworksaboriginalart.com/product/sunset-kookaburras/) - Sunset Kookaburras Acrylic on canvas, 2022 850 x 590mm.

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