Pintupi people

The Pintupi are an Indigenous Australian people from the Western Desert region of Australia's Northern Territory and Western Australia. They have a rich cultural heritage rooted in traditional practices, storytelling, art, and connection to their land. Historically nomadic, the Pintupi traditionally relied on hunting, gathering, and art for sustenance and cultural expression. They are known for their distinctive dot paintings and connection to sacred sites. Today, many Pintupi continue to preserve their cultural identity while adapting to contemporary life, maintaining the importance of land, community, and heritage in their identity.