This work is accompanied by a copy of a certificate of authenticity from Kayili Artists which states:
‘This painting depicts a series of water sites that belong to the artists husband, which he and Ngipi used to travel between, kapitu-kapitu, water to water. Yirrilngya, Patatantka – a large claypan, Tjangi – a site with four rockholes, Kutjarranya and Kurrutjiti – one deep hole with cold water. Wandantjarri area features a big, deep hole which Tingarri people, men, women and children drank from and camped near. One time a wedge tailed eagle (warlawurru) with a face like a man swooped down, and takes a young child (titji). That is part of the tjukurpa at this site.’