MAHARLINA GOROSPE-LOCKIE | 'Sedimentation #3' | Acrylic on board drum which are passed down by

which are passed down by our fore fathers to father to son

This is the Rainbow Serpent (Thuwathu) paint-up and the Sting Ray (Balibal)

Many divers lost their lives from the ever-present danger of drowning at sea: the ‘bends’ (nitrogen bubbles in the blood)

INDIA COLLINS | 'Mango Season 19' | 2025 | 27 (h) x 22 (w) x 3 (d) cm | Ink / watercolour / powdered pigment / acrylic paint on 300gsm paper

KASSANDRA SAVAGE | 'Foraging in the Wetlands' | 2025 | drypoint etching on Hahnemuhle 300 gsm in charbonnel ink | H 405 x W 535 mm

MAHARLINA GOROSPE-LOCKIE | 'Sedimentation #3' | Acrylic on board drum which are passed down byMaharlina Gorospe Lockie studied visual arts and anthropology and eventually worked in coastal zone management research in the Philippines. She moved to Australia over 20 years ago, living in Yeppoon, Canberra, and currently in Cairns where she is reconnected with the tropics and her art practice reignited by the fragile beauty of tropical coastal environments. Her acrylic landscapes are based on memories and impressions from fieldwork, travel and