JOSEPH AU | 'Dhangal' | Linocut print Billy Missi His sculptures of camp dogs

His sculptures of camp dogs

Paper size H 46 x 39 cm

they are placed on a mat to sleep

Paper size: 800mm x 1205 mm

brown carpet snake creeping up

JOSEPH AU | 'Dhangal' | Linocut print Billy Missi His sculptures of camp dogsJoseph Au, Dhangal, 2016, linocut print on paper, 112 x 200. 5cm (image size), edition of 12 "Dhangal means dugong. The dugong is another totem of my family on my mothers side. Inside the dugong I represent members of my family. The three coconut palms represent my father and his two brothers. Coconuts play an important role in marking land boundaries on the island. The five hibiscus flowers represent my mother and her four sisters. My mother was an