the famous Tasmanian indigenous queen and relation to singer

Boldly sculpted in sterling silver and richly coated in 22 karat gold

My paintings are about my story and my mother’s

about 90 km northwest of Lake Mackay in Western Australia

political or environmental issues or evoke the complexity of the human experience

Sculpture | Mona Quaema | Tjanpi Desert Weavers Pin Badge the famous Tasmanian indigenous queenWeaving with fibre in this way has become a fundamental part of Central and Western desert culture and draws on the traditional practice of making manguri rings a ring worn on the head made of grasses and cloth. Here we see traditional weaving techniques re framed using a mix of traditional and contemporary materials including wool! The result is a strikingly bold and colourful sculptural piece with layers of historical significance. Tjanpi Desert