Red Mud Farming Print & Framing:Framed - Raw Timber painting delicate patterns that vanish

painting delicate patterns that vanish with the tide

Known as Wilkinkarra to the Pintupi people

300 square kilometres—making it Australia’s fourth largest salt lake

so we can all have a better tomorrow

These floods are spectacular — not just visually

Red Mud Farming Print & Framing:Framed - Raw Timber painting delicate patterns that vanishRed Mud Farming, Gladstone, Queensland "Red mud farming, a nickname for the striking patterns created by bauxite mining and the storage of its residue, commonly known as red mud. Produced during the refining of bauxite into alumina, red mud is rich in iron oxide, which gives it its vivid crimson colour. Seen from the air, these engineered ponds and drying areas can resemble cultivated fields, creating a fascinating illusion of order and productivity.