Roland Burrunali

Skin name: Nabangardi
Language: Kunwinjku
Dreaming: Duwa
Clan: Djalama
Date of birth: 1973-10-01
Community: Oenpelli : NT
Artworks

Namarnkol (Barramundi)
Roland Burrunali
31 × 41 cm; acrylic on arches paper

Kulabbarl (Billabong)
Roland Burrunali
61 × 41 cm

Durnbuhmanj (Black Bream)
Roland Burrunali
31 × 41 cm

Orphan Boy Story (Kabbari)
Roland Burrunali
41 × 62.5 cm

Kulabbarl (Billabong)
Roland Burrunali
41 × 31 cm

Djakarna (Jabiru)
Roland Burrunali
56 × 76 cm

Lorrkon
Roland Burrunali
25.5 × 76 cm

Lorrkon
Roland Burrunali
69 cm

Billabong Scene
Roland Burrunali
31 × 41 cm

Namarrkon (Lightning Man)
Roland Burrunali
31 × 41 cm

Malalalk (Baby Barramundi)
Roland Burrunali
41 × 31 cm

Kulabbarl (Billabong)
Roland Burrunali
76 × 51 cm

Billabong Scene
Roland Burrunali
20.5 × 61 cm

Mimih Spirits Hunting
Roland Burrunali
20.5 × 61 cm
Biography
Roland Burrunali is the son of Marlene and Isaiah Burrunali. Roland is the Djungkayi (ritual manager) for Namorrordo, the devil-like spirit man.
As well as being a gifted artist, Roland guides tours of Injalak Hill and shares his extensive knowledge of the rock art with tourists from all around Australia and the world. He is also a member of the Injalak Arts Management Committee.
In July 2016 Roland represented Injalak Arts at the Wearables exhibition at the Festival del Caribe in Santiago de Cuba. In 2017 he was selected as a finalist in the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards (NATSIAA).
Group exhibitions
- 2017 34th National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards (NATSIAA), Darwin, Northern Territory
- 2016 Wearables Festival del Caribe Santiago de Cuba, Santiago de Cuba