SHERYL J BURCHILL | 'Dilly Bag IV (triptych 2)' | 2026 | Plate lithograph | (H 144 x W 193 mm) x 3 Print Edition:3/5 (ATH) located at JCU

(ATH) located at JCU

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SHERYL J BURCHILL | 'Dilly Bag IV (triptych 2)' | 2026 | Plate lithograph | (H 144 x W 193 mm) x 3 Print Edition:3/5 (ATH) located at JCU"I am from the people of the rainforest from the renowned Daintree region and surroundings areas. We are the Kuku Yalanji people. We collect food in the open forests and wood lands across to the Great Dividing Range; we harvest and hunt on the sea, in the mangroves, the rivers and the creeks and shoreline. Our dilly bag or basket is made from river grass or black palm. The Kuku Yalanji language word is Balji (pronounced buhl jee). The women; my