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Emily Kngwarreye's paintings of wildflowers reflect a stage in the growth cycle of the wild yam. Emily's middle name Kame is taken from the yam Dreaming site at Alhalkere. Emily's yam story can be found in the vast majority of her works. In this 'wildflower' painting Emily captures the brief season when the pencil yam produces bright green foliage and yellowish flowers on the ground's surface. However, the nutritional value of the yam is hidden underground in the swollen roots and their pod-like attachments, which are difficult to locate as the plant's unpredictable growth patterns make harvest difficult and specialised. Traditionally much effort is expended across large areas in the harvest of this valuable food.
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EMILY KAME KNGWARREYE (c1910-1996), Anmatyerre language group Untitled (Wildflower Dreaming) c1993
Emily Kam Kngawarray · 2017

ATTRIBUTED TO EMILY KAME KNGWARREYE, 'Untitled - Yam Ceremony - Awelye', synthetic polymer on canvas, signed 'Emily' to verso, 83 x
Emily Kam Kngawarray · 2017

Untitled
Emily Kam Kngawarray · 2017

Wild Flowers
Emily Kam Kngawarray · 2017

Yam Seed Dreaming
Emily Kam Kngawarray · 2017

Sacred Grasses
Emily Kam Kngawarray · 2017

EMILY KAME KNGWARREYE, (c.1910 – 1996), TRANSITION, 1990, synthetic polymer paint on linen
Emily Kam Kngawarray · 2017

EMILY KAME KNGWARREYE, (c.1910 – 1996), THE FIRST FLOWERS OF SUMMER, 1990, synthetic polymer paint on canvas
Emily Kam Kngawarray · 2017