A crocodile eating the moon – Australia

A large, patterned crocodile emerges from the water in a traditional Aboriginal art style, its body adorned with intricate geometric and spiral designs in earth tones. Five small figures in dugout canoes paddle towards it, their eyes wide with fear and awe. The crocodile holds the moon in its mouth, a single eye open. The scene is set in a murky, patterned river against a dark jungle and starry sky. A single-roofed hut sits on a distant bank. The artwork is rich in texture and symbol, rendered in natural ochres and earth colors.