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Kai Kai Shell These are all the shell fish people on Moa like to eat.

Guguab II This artwork captures the repetition of generations; the three ladies sitting and weaving depict the past, present and future. Intrinsically interwoven in this art piece is the teaching and knowledge that is passed on from generation to generation. Read more…

Baits When we go out on the reefs at low tide or even go into the creeks. These are some of the baits that we use to catch fish.

Murai Kuridh (Crayfish) This print depict the rock lobsters which is the type of Crayfish species that in our culture we call Murai Kuridh Kiar. It sheds off it’s shells mainly during the cool season around June/July month. In recent years, Read more…

Wind This print is based on certain days that are good to travel into Thursday Island before this big wind picks up.   Art Centre notes: The artwork is a lino print, printed on BFK Rives paper (100% cotton rag with strong Read more…

BIG WAVE This print is about water. The seas around Moa Island at different times of the year are rough or smooth. When the waves are rough it is too hard to travel and go out for fishing. You have Read more…

ONE TWIST This artwork is about a weaving workshop in interprets my one twist drawn onto a Lino. 

Vision of Life This particular artwork of a rose symbolise my personal belief and is a representation of how I like to see the world. It’s the beauty, calmness and colourfulness of a rose that depict the true appearance that Read more…

Native Orchid One of the treasures of Mua Island, a plant that is spread for the women of Moa. This orchid resilience to growing in the hash environment and surviving the weather and yet still blossom in its season. resembles Read more…

SMALL DAISYS This artwork is based on small creepy crawlers call Daisys that likes to hide and attach themselves to different types of roots and flowers. I like the idea of that particular plant, it’s yellow and you can find Read more…