TAMIKA GRANT-IRAMU | 'Carving Memories: continued line, continued place I' | Vinyl-cut relief print rainbow serpent KIBIM & MULLET I

KIBIM & MULLET I

like many Torres Strait Islanders at the time

KIBIM & PARSA (BLACK FISH)

Blackman's expression is a learned and lived experience culminating into bold textured works applying the symbolic colours of the Australian First Nations Flag

Angus Namponan was a prominent Wik carver in Aurukun

TAMIKA GRANT-IRAMU | 'Carving Memories: continued line, continued place I' | Vinyl-cut relief print rainbow serpent KIBIM & MULLET ITamika Grant Iramus relief printmaking practice focuses on minute areas of native flora that often go unnoticed. Through up close observations of the natural environment, she creates a diverse range of organic patterns and forms. Graduating from Queensland College of Art (Griffith University) in 2017 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, majoring in Interdisciplinary Print Media, Tamikas work shot to prominence in 2018 as one of the finalists for the