Rosella Namok is an Aboriginal painter from Lockhart River, a tropical region in North Queensland. The daughter of the famous painter Rosella Namok, she is a member of the Lockhart River Art Gang. As a young girl, she became familiar with traditional arts in a ceremonial context. Her grandmother taught her sand drawing techniques, while her father taught her body painting. She forged her style from these two practices. The way she digs and scratches the canvas also comes from body paints applied in thick layers and then stretched over the whole body with her fingers. As is often the case in Aboriginal painting, Rosella Namok represents her Territory and, in the background, the myths that took place there. Her work is also distinguished by her interest in climatic variations and their effects on the environment.