KASSANDRA SAVAGE | 'Spectacular Korrakorr' | Drypoint etching Edition:3/3 : Pormpuraaw Arts & Cultural

: Pormpuraaw Arts & Cultural Centre Inc

Published in a limited edition of 1

Objects from this country are significantly different from those of much of the rest of Australia

Their wind is Kuki the north westerly

He spent two days at Maringulainga near Saibai village and then he returned to Uruil Kawa

KASSANDRA SAVAGE | 'Spectacular Korrakorr' | Drypoint etching Edition:3/3 : Pormpuraaw Arts & Cultural"The inspiration I draw from the Korrakorr is as the totem of my Great Grandmother Maude and is the Kurtijan language word for brolga. Korrakorrs mate for life. I therefore pay tribute to both sets of Great Grandparents on my mothers side. Her Fathers parents: Maude and Frederick, were married at Normanton on February 10th 1906. They only had one child; my Grandfather William and were married until Frederick passed away in 1942 and then Maude passed