Jorge Mariño Brito - Exhibition Catalogue Peter Hudson This country is called Nyakungtjuungku

This country is called Nyakungtjuungku and is part of the artists dreaming

Central Australian shields were made from a light soft wood and were used to deflect spears or blows from boomerangs in conflict situations

These works are centered around the handmade Cotton Tree fire sticks decorated in ochre and emu feathers

The ceremonies are very important for the Anmatyerre women

Year: 1993

Jorge Mariño Brito - Exhibition Catalogue Peter Hudson This country is called NyakungtjuungkuYear: 2026 31 pages, 21 x 21cm Signed by Jorge Mario Brito Jorge Mario Brito is a Cuban born, Brisbane based multidisciplinary artist working across oil painting, papermaking, and printmaking. His practice centres on male intimacy how it is experienced, how it is suppressed, and how it survives in the space between the two. His debut exhibition brings together works that articulate a compelling vision of intimacy, vulnerability, and the embodied