Reanelle Jurrah often paints the waterholes around which important edible vegetation grows. In Reanelle’s paintings, the roundels are the waterholes depicted from above and the dots are the seeds or plants growing. Waterholes are cared for and maintained by the Aboriginal people, as they not only provide an important resource for them to drink in a desolate environment but also for the animals (also a food source) that come to drink at the site.