Maureen has depicted Spinifex Country in all its glorious colour and contours. Placing the minyma (woman) at the centre of life in the desert. Here she has the movement with a travelling tracks of going or coming or passing and several water sources or just places where people have stopped to collect food. The desert is alive with a variety of bush foods depicted in the different colours. There are traditional shelters called wiltja's made from branches of desert trees and inside a soft mattress made from leaves. Maku or witchetty grubs in the wooden collection bowls are a prized food, as is tinka, the sand goanna heading to the rockhole.