NAPOLEAN OUI | 'Rainforest Shield Design Wabarr gabay-barra/Hunting for termites (white ants) IV'NAPOLEAN OUI 'Wabarr gabay barra Hunting for termites (white ants) IV' 2012, Woodblock on bark cloth, Edition of 10 Napoleon Oui is a Djabugay man who explores his connection to rainforest bama (people), landscape and culture through his art. Inspired by the ancient tradition of rainforest shield designs and totemic motifs, Napoleons bold designs are iconic and indicative of a style only found in the rainforest region of Far North Queensland.

In Bargara Queensland

The bag you have chosen is a one-off

Published: 2012

"The Kuku Yalanji language word for our Basket is Balji (pronounced buhl-jee)

Turtleshell masks were a central component to ritual observance throughout most of the islands in the Western

JOHN WILLIAMS | ‘Thuwathu – Rainbow Rib’ | 2021 | Acrylic on canvas board | 25

1210 x 910mm

Image size: 176 x 122 mm

His unique point of view permeates the book created in the confines of his basement studio

I attended the mission school along with the Lardil children of Mornington Island

traditions and lifestyles of the Torres Strait Islander peoples

I was young when the Europeans came in 1946 to take us away from our home and forced us to live on Mornington Island in the dormitory in the mission there