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tribal conflict and governmental atrocities
The results combine styles as diverse as graffiti art through to intricate relief carvings and construction sculpture echoing images of Torres Strait cultural motifs
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Zegeth thuwanga aymin malu garkazika ika gasamka waruka kuyk kedha thana mazaw po mudhaka kalanu balthamik
The 68 page catalogue contains high resolution imagery of each artwork in the exhibition
NAPOLEAN OUI | 'Bones (Bama)' | Painting / Acrylic on Canvas Ilan bloom tribal conflict and governmental atrocitiesNapoleon Oui is a Djabugay man who explores his connection to rainforest bama (people), landscape and culture through his art. Inspired by the ancient tradition of rainforest shield designs and totemic motifs, Napoleons bold designs are iconic and indicative of a style only found in the rainforest region of Far North Queensland. NAPOLEAN OUI 'Bones (Bama)' 2008 Painting Acrylic on Canvas 115 x 90 cm
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