What can be seen as a simple portrait of a woman with her face in profile, Ningiukulu Teevee pulls the viewer's attention to the smaller details of this scene; the woman’s hands, held in front, give a fretful, anxious energy. Her gaze is far off to the side as she stares off outside her parka’s hood with mouth agape. With her ear exposed, we see the small figure of Sedna, quieting speaking to the woman. Is it a warning, a caution against someone or something? Or could it merely be some gossip, a story or detail about whatever has the figure’s attention?