BILLY MISSI | 'Gabau Sir Sir (Tangle of Yam Bushes)' Linocut Print Illustrated book so you know not to

so you know not to go out swimming in this period

Robinson has created 2 of the city's most iconic public artworks

It is my strong connection to the traditional culture that inspires my paintings

a beautiful painting of Aubau (Noni Fruit)

Pacific Islander and Asia

BILLY MISSI | 'Gabau Sir Sir (Tangle of Yam Bushes)' Linocut Print Illustrated book so you know not to"From the beginning and throughout the monsoon, yams grow wild on our islands in the Western Torres Strait. There are many different yams such as kuthai, genine, sarur, and gabau, just to name a few. The sighting of these yam bushes is known as Gabau Sir Sir. Yams have been one of the main food sources for Islanders since time immemorial. They ate this food seasonally with other foods that are harvested during the time of "digging up the yam" such as