Morteza Esmaili , a talented composer and insightful poet, shares a deep bond with bush poets. Like them, he feels out of sync with modern civilization and everyday life. This unique connection has given Esmaili, affectionately known as Kodjo (water lily), a profound appreciation for the country's native inhabitants and their art. This passion distinguishes him from other admirers or dealers of Aboriginal art. His close relationships with these communities allow him to engage intimately with the artists, observe their creative process, understand their motivations, and learn the stories behind their motifs and dreams. Esmaili is welcomed not as a mere merchant but as a friend and fellow artist whose talent is recognized and valued.