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'Cycads I (Male and Female Cones)'
the University of Melbourne (2007)
this stunning book showcases the contemporary art and culture of Papua New Guinea and its people
Kuruwayan yaadu palgan ngoelmun apaw zagethaw ngurpay kedha paypa kidh paru lagaka
changing into a cocoon and an emerging caterpillar from which the glorious Blue Ulysses Butterfly emerged
ELVERINA JOHNSON | 'Burriny (Saltwater)' | 2025 | Painted buoy using acrylic paint Naomi Evans 'Cycads I (Male and FemaleThis orange one is called Burriny, which means Saltwater. In Yarrabah, our Country provides a little bit of everything. We have freshwater running down from the mountains and then saltwater right there in front of us. Growing up, the beach was where we spent most of our time. We fished, camped, went swimming and gathered food, whatever our country would provide us. My family lived in a little tin shack on the beach, so the ocean was part of everyday
