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The pattern in the background of the print symbolizes the incoming and outgoing tide
connecting ancestral spirits with kin relationships simultaneously
Pubished by Djumunji press Fine art print making
Screen print on Velin Arches 300 GSM paper
ropes and cord to create the gundala
AGNES KOHLER | ‘Somewhere On Country’ | Acrylic on board Shanoah Shepherd The pattern in the backgroundArtist Statement: "Kuru is the language name for the roe and egg in Kayardild. Our old people would call the turtle yoke Kuru, it's good tucker and best eaten with damper." Artist Biography: "I was born soon after my people crossed over to Mornington Island. In those days the Lardil mob foster or adopt us as their family. The Jacobs adopted me and my sister Gay. In the 60s I was sent out to work in the mainland. I worked at Julia Creek. As I raised my
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