FAR NORTH STUDIO | 'Waterfall' Earrings | Blue | Titanium / sterling silverFAR NORTH STUDIO Designer maker Lisa Capon uses traditional jewelry making tools: a jeweler's saw, files, hammers, pliers, vices, blocks of wood and steel, emery paper, and polishing compounds to create these hand made, timeless, and beautifully finished pieces. Lisa creates her distinctive pieces in two states: at her old bench in the Adelaide Hills, and in her Far North Studio nestled on the dividing line of the Far North tropical rainforest and the

The posture of his hands shows the shape of the Kuruway (rainbow) that connects the soil from Badu Island in the Western Torres Strait to the eastern islands

"Ngaziw Dhangalaw Ulakal (2016) depicts a herd of dugong at Nazi reef

A big rain

This artwork was created at TAFE NORTH prinmaking Studio with Master Printmaker Dian Darmansjah during KickARts RJIP Tropical North Queensland Indigenous Printmaking Program

pH neutral

Dian Darmansjah is an artist and collaborative printer who has completed post graduate studies at the prestigious Tamarind School of Lithography in New Mexico

Publisher: Grahame Galleries & Editions

This fishing process takes certain skills which are usually taught by Wadhuams (uncles)

Robinson’s sculptural practice stems from the discipline of constructivism

42 x 61 cm

Image size: 305mm x 620mm

Paper size: 40 x 60 cm