KASSANDRA SAVAGE | 'Beautiful Reflections at Days End' | Monoprint Wohoo which is the Japanese tradition

which is the Japanese tradition of fish printing ('gyo' meaning fish and 'taku' meaning rubbing)

”  Jean Walmbeng

As a sorcerer he always practiced rituals before he planted

Screen print on Velin Arches 300 GSM  paper

" Claudine's work is in major public and private collections including the Artbank Australia collection

KASSANDRA SAVAGE | 'Beautiful Reflections at Days End' | Monoprint Wohoo which is the Japanese traditionKassandra Savage is a descendent of the Waanyi and Kurtijar people of the Gulf of Carpentaria Country of Queensland. She was born in Cloncurry in 1967. Kassandra is an Early Childhood Teacher and has been teaching for 31 years. She has taught (and supported other teachers) in many schools and Aboriginal communities including Mount Isa, Cairns, Bamaga, Injinoo, Weipa, Mapoon and Mossman. She is currently living and teaching in Mossman, on Kuku Yalanji