ARONE MEEKS | 'Untitled (three figures singing up country)' | 2011 | ScreenprintAt the heart of the work is Meeks unique visual languagewhere ancestral knowledge systems intersect with contemporary experience. Influenced by the Quinkan rock art traditions of Cape York and the ancestral presence of the Rainbow Serpent, his works evoke a living cosmology of guardianship, movement and renewal. Recurring formswaterholes, woven vessels and flowing systemsspeak to the interconnectedness of people, place and cultural responsibility.

I am looking at the picture of a phoenix rising

she embraces the imperfections and irregularities that arise during the hand-building process

must have been an awesome sight

5cm | Edition of 10

They took turn in playing this game

which are not endemic to Mornington Island but were traded with mainland people

and capturing freshwater crocodiles and sea turtles for long term population studies

Fried Banana Scones by Flora Warria

Thank you for this feeling of connection and respect

sea and food

The practice of weaving is done by my aunties and many other aboriginal women elders in North Queensland

I am also a member of the Aboriginal Rainforest Art Group (ARAG) which is a group of like minded artists drawing inspiration from our traditional art