Dingo Soak
A Dingo Soak refers to a waterhole dug by a mythical or live canine.
Dingoes are interwoven into Aboriginal mythology, the travels of ancestral dingoes map out dreaming tracks paths across the land recorded in traditional songs, stories, dance, and painting.
Apex predators are part of the natural balance of nature, the Dingo is listed as a vulnerable species under threat of extinction.
Framed, signed by artist on Arches 300gsm paper with Winsor & Newton paints.
Credit Photo Gaz Meredith, Photographer (with thanks).
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A Dingo Soak refers to a waterhole dug by a mythical or live canine.
Dingoes are interwoven into Aboriginal mythology, the travels of ancestral dingoes map out dreaming tracks paths across the land recorded in traditional songs, stories, dance, and painting.
Apex predators are part of the natural balance of nature, the Dingo is listed as a vulnerable species under threat of extinction.
Framed, signed by artist on Arches 300gsm paper with Winsor & Newton paints.
Credit Photo Gaz Meredith, Photographer (with thanks).
SOLD
A Dingo Soak refers to a waterhole dug by a mythical or live canine.
Dingoes are interwoven into Aboriginal mythology, the travels of ancestral dingoes map out dreaming tracks paths across the land recorded in traditional songs, stories, dance, and painting.
Apex predators are part of the natural balance of nature, the Dingo is listed as a vulnerable species under threat of extinction.
Framed, signed by artist on Arches 300gsm paper with Winsor & Newton paints.
Credit Photo Gaz Meredith, Photographer (with thanks).
SOLD