Traphina Sultan is an Aboriginal artist from the Northern Territory, part of the Alyawarr language group. She grew up surrounded by strong artistic influences, learning from family members who shared stories, traditions, and the spiritual connection between people and Country. Traphina’s work often reflects the landscapes and natural forms of Central Australia, capturing the vivid colours, rhythm, and movement of desert life. Her paintings depict bush flowers, medicine leaves, and the ever-changing patterns of the land, celebrating the knowledge passed down through generations and her deep connection to heritage and identity.