The two lines above the Willy Willy are the winds coming from the east. The two lines on the bottom of the Willy Willy are the winds coming from the West. The centre represents the Willy Willy itself. The lines on the left and the right hand side of the Willy Willy represents the current of the tide. On both sides of the bottom of the Willy Willy the little circles represents the water spraying up in the air. Source: Rushida’s story of the painting in part as told to Helen Read
A Thousand Journeys Travelling Exhibition Itinerary 1998 – 2001
Tin Sheds, Gallery, University of Sydney, 27 March to 18 April 1998
Tamworth City Gallery, 3 July to 9 August, 1998
Newcastle City Gallery, 4 November to 13 December 1998
Albury Regional Art Centre, 9 April to 9 May 1999
Mornington Peninsula Regiona Gallery, 6 June to 18 July 1999
Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, 30 July to 10 September 1999
Mildura Arts Centre, 15 October to 14 November 1999
Bathurst Regional Gallery,
Flinders University Art Museum, 24 February to 17 March 2001
FUAM Retrospective 24th November 2017 – 11th February 2018
Manly Art Gallery & Museum 25th May – 8th July 2018