TAMIKA GRANT-IRAMU | 'Carving Memories: continued line, continued place I' | Vinyl-cut relief print rainbow serpent and continues to draw the

and continues to draw the places

he has continued to develop a strong arts practice

With a stonefish sting the pain comes and throbs when the tide rises

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 and continues to draw theTamika 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