Reusable bag | Water Dreaming by Ada Nangala Dixon | LOQI Ceramics Inspired by the cyclical nature

Inspired by the cyclical nature of life and death in all things

What potential might there be for creative reciprocity between artists and young children

Reminisce in wonder as you watch this slinky springer bounce in your hands from side to side or be sent down the steps for a ride

Hand cut and bent aluminium pieces are skilfully formed into fun fringed design

multifaceted and sustained contribution to Australian art was recognised in 2021 with an Australia Council Award for Visual Arts

Reusable bag | Water Dreaming by Ada Nangala Dixon | LOQI Ceramics Inspired by the cyclical natureAda Nangala Dixon was born in 1952 at Mount Doreen, a cattle breeding station 55 km west of Yuendumu in the Northern Territory of Australia. Painting is a family tradition. Ada's father is Pegleg Jampijinpa, a Pintupi artist. Her mother is Margaret Napangardi Brown, a Warlukurlangu artist with her sister Joy Nangala Brown. Ada paints her Father's Jukurrpa (Dreaming), especially Ngapa Jukurrpa (Water Dreaming), The land, the plants and the animals are