IRENE BOWYER | ‘O Shape (red/ochre/black/white) Earrings' | Hand-painted wood lithograph My Mother was the eldest

My Mother was the eldest child and she would walkabout on Country with family before the tribe settled down in Burketown beside a lake

ngariyab a gethiyab palayzinga thonar tidayk setha ngaya nubiya adhaz mimidh

Skin oils and cosmetics may build up on the earrings over time and dull the color of the titanium

Rather than a dystopian view of the planet

stone club

IRENE BOWYER | ‘O Shape (red/ochre/black/white) Earrings' | Hand-painted wood lithograph My Mother was the eldestIrene Bowyer is a Yuku Baja Muliku Traditional Owner and Elder. Irene started painting when she was 17 years old. Irene stopped painting for about 25 years due to family and life commitments, and has recently rekindled her passion to paint. Her mediums of choice are acrylics on canvas, and her inspiration for her art is drawn from the local region and traditional stories. "I started painting when I was about 17 years old. My family and I were living