To bathe my mind

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Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque in Isfahan, Iran

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Daphne Todd, Landscape Between Legs, 2004

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Close-up of a dragonfly wing, not stained glass, photo by Kelly J. Rebar

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Zdzislaw Beksinski

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Mukayi Baker (b 1959) was an Ernabella Anangu School teacher for many years. She retired in 2012 in order to look after family and paint at the Art Centre. Mukayi is now a full time painter and tjanpi weaver. She paints the important Piltati story from the western APY lands.

Mukayi’s paintings have been exhibited many times across Australia, including in Tjungu Warkarintja: Fifteen Years at Sabbia Gallery, Sydney, and in Family at Signal Point Regional Gallery, South Australia. Her art has been acquired for the collections at City of Melville, WA and University of Newcastle, NSW.

Mukayi is also a Ngangkari – traditional Anangu healer.

https://www.ernabellaarts.com.au/artist/mukayi-baker/

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A Flow of Sunlight

(c) gif by riverwindphotography, July 2025

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Beautiful enso calligraphy by Michiko Imai.