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His traditional name of Boiyool was given to him by his Aunt – it is the word for a piece of lawyer cane cut specifically to stir a non-lethal quantity of poison into waterholes when hunting fish
Details: Linocuts printed in black ink from one block / Edition of 10
Her ceramic critters bear the marks of both the material and the maker
Weavings are adorned with thin or thick plaited straps
as well as crossing the boundaries between reality and fantasy
CLAUDINE MARZIK | ‘Undara Archway 2’ | Acrylic on paper / box timber frame Monkey and Tortol His traditional name of BoiyoolClaudine Marzik was born in Basel, Switzerland and migrated to Australia in 1988. In her works Marzik responds to the extreme seasonal changes and their effects on the environment in Far North Queensland. Best known for her abstract and highly textutured surfaces, Marziks unique pictorial visions reflect quintessence of the Australian environment. Prolonged periods of engagement with natural areas of Far North Queensland and a sustained observation of
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