This work depicts the cloud formation called Morning Glory - a spectacular cloud formation that occurs in the Gulf of Carpentaria region of north-eastern Australia. It is composed of a low roll cloud or a succession of roll clouds, sometimes stretching from horizon to horizon. The clouds are seen early in the morning, most frequently towards the end of the late dry season from early September to about mid-November. They are typically 1 or 2 km in width, 1 km deep, and may be 100 km or more long, with cloud bases often more than 100 - 200m high.

Amanda Jane Gabori was born in 1966 on Mornington Island, Qld. She is the youngest daughter of the late famous artist Sally Gabori and is receiving increased attention for her innovative canvases. Amanda went to school on Mornington Island and Atherton. She has four children and several grandchildren and started painting with her mother at the art centre on Mornington Island in 2010. She is a highly creative and talented artist whose work is gaining much attention since she started exhibiting in 2016. She says " I paint my Country on Bentinck Island and Dibirdibi which is the name given to me by my father. Dibirdibi is the small river rock cod. I like to paint the scales that cover his body."