Tiani, also affectionally known in Peppimenarti as Tiny, a Ngan’gikurunggurrwoman, born in Darwin 2004. She now attends school in Melbourne only visiting Peppimenarti on school holidays.
Only new to painting and working with Durrmu Arts she says she was inspired to paint from years of watching her Nana Regina, and Mother Nimbali paint.
Tiny also likes to weave with yerrgi (pandanus) which Regina also taught her to do.
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