Esmae Bowen 'Ganhtin'

Esmae Bowen 'Ganhtin'Wanda Gibson 'Fish Trap Among the Rocks' Acrylic on Linen 104. 6 cm x 101. 6 cm x 3 cm I found inspiration for this painting in the art of weaving. Ganhthin, also known as the cabbage palm, is highly valued for its leaves, which provide shelter while hunting in the rain or during hot weather. The leaves can also be woven into various items, and the soft centre of the palm is edible. We use cabbage palm leaves to create dilly bags and jewellery as

Winners of "band of the year" at the 2007 deadly awards

the artwork embodies the flame as a profound emblem of unity and connection to our ancestors

'Murrgan Valma' (Blue Quandong design cross boomerang)

the mysterious deep waters

The sea eagle is one of my three totems

Circumference: 22cm

It is a priceless legacy for the future of the community and a unique insight into Pormpuraaw culture

sometimes returning late at night

JUMAN the leech is a modified predatory worm that has the abilities of a warrior or hunter

A reminder that we were never truly alone and that there was always something greater watching over us

my country

it is also the transition from rainforest too mangrove creating the habitat and perfect environment for these juvenile Barramundi to grow healthy and strong before moving into the salt water Estuary and costal out crops a harmonious design from our creator Jesus