Inma Ungu

ACCA is thrilled to present Inma Ungu by Zaachariaha Fielding. Inma Ungu is a major new commission by Fielding that transforms ACCA’s galleries into an immersive, painted landscape. Paintings applied directly to the walls, canvases, and the floors pulse with movement, colour and song, inviting audiences into an experience of art that is both visceral and grounded in Aŋangu ways of seeing.

Fielding’s work draws on Inma – ceremony, song, dance and visual art – as a living, intergenerational practice. Through swirling forms and vibrant colour, he invites us into a worldview shaped by connection, energy and cultural continuity.

Inma Ungu is presented concurrently with a solo show by acclaimed Australian-Balinese artist Leyla Stevens, making for a dynamic exhibition season of Australian solo exhibitions at ACCA. Curated by Sophie Prince.

About the artist: Zaachariaha Fielding is a multi-disciplinary artist originally from the Mimili Community in the Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands and currently works out of the APY Collective in Kaurna land, Adelaide. Fielding is a critically acclaimed musician and frontman for Electric Fields; his solo exhibitions include Melbourne Art Fair 2025 and Paralpi 2024 at Jan Murphy Gallery, and he has exhibited internationally. His work has been recognised by prizes including the Wynne Art Prize.