Wala Djunda - Glennys Briggs - Taungurung/Wiradjuri/Yorta Yorta Firstnationscraft At the heart of Kenita

At the heart of Kenita Lee is a commitment to authenticity and sustainability

I’m painting and Dad’s doing his thing

Her works are composed of multi-layered stories garnered from her experience of living by the Murray River in Northern Victoria and Southern NSW

and self-expression with Kenita Lee

In this mural it depicts two of the species

Wala Djunda - Glennys Briggs - Taungurung/Wiradjuri/Yorta Yorta Firstnationscraft At the heart of KenitaAcrylic on Canvas Stretched Size: 2 X 920mm x 610mm Artwork Story: I grew up on my father's country of the Yorta Yorta people. Water birds were a part of everyday life along the river whewre we lived. The Murray River traditionally called Milawa Dungala and its waterways and contributories are home to a large family of wala djunda (water birds). The Wodonga Creek and Gateway Island wetlands along the walking tracks are havens for some of these birds.