- Artist: Hazel Morton Kngwarreye
- Skin Name: Kngwarreye/ Ngwarrai
- Language: Alyawarr
- Region: Utopia
- Dreaming: Wild Flowers’ (Alpeyt) , Women's Ceremony (Awelye),Rainbow (Mpwelarr)
Hazel was born in 1963 into a large artistic family. Her mother, Kathleen Kamara Morton, was the second wife of Billy (Stockman) Pitjara, a renowned sculptor & painter.
Initially Hazel worked in the medium of Batik along with many others, including her family, in the Utopian region in Central Australia. During this time she was involved in the batik workshops and is represented in the prestigious Holmes a Court Collection, ‘Utopia – A Picture Story’, eighty eight silk batiks which toured extensively.
Her first foray into painting with acrylic on canvas began when CAAMA initiated Utopia Women’s Paintings The First Works On Canvas – A Summer Project.
Her painting subjects include ‘Wild Flowers’ (Alpeyt) , ‘Women’s Ceremony’(Awelye), and ‘Rainbow’ (Mpwelarr) Dreamings.
Hazel has developed her style into a very fine pattern of dot work and symbols. Her artworks have been exhibited in Australia and Internationally.







