Sheena Dodd

Sheena Dodd spent numerous years as a basketweaver before transitioning to become a painter. Nowadays, she is renowned for her distinctive portrayals of tjulpu (birds).

Biography of Sheena Dodd

Sheena Dodd is a creative soul born in 1966. Her childhood unfolded amidst the rich landscapes of Sandy Bore, nestled around the Mimili community. As the daughter of esteemed Pitjantjatjara Elders Sammy and Ngilan Dodd, Sheena was raised with an unwavering foundation in her traditional culture.

The Dodd family's commitment to land management has woven Sheena into the very fabric of her country. Her profound understanding of the land extends beyond the surface, encompassing every creature, plant, rock, and spirit that resides within. This intimate knowledge forms the bedrock of Sheena Dodd's artistic expression, infusing her creations with a profound sense of connection and reverence for her surroundings.

Her artistic endeavors find a home at the renowned Mimili Maku Arts, where her unique talents flourish, capturing the essence of her cultural roots and deep connection to the land.  

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