Colin Wasi 'Untitled' architecture

Colin Wasi 'Untitled' architectureColin Wasi is an artist from the Western Australian Walmajarri Language group. In his words, his work is about the grass, trees and waterholes that sprout in the desert, where I used to walk as a young man going hunting with family. This striking painting depicts the town of Fitzroy Crossing in the Kimberley Region. Trees border a waterway, backed by bright yellow dots against terracotta. Beautifully executed and rich in cultural and personal

is to remember one’s place in the world

The setting of this photograph – the town of Silverton – was once a hub for silver mining

wood engraving on paper

Signed: Signed [in Hebrew] lower right

The etching is a pure celebration of parenthood and encapsulation of childlike innocence

She is reminiscent of a tadpole – gliding through states and space

For collectors of figurative prints

Printed on 100% cotton handmade buff Fabriano paper with the inscription C

Dimensions: 33 x 38 cm

In his role Jacks developed ‘The James Joyce House of the Dead’

Ink and acrylic paint on paper

and significant regional and tertiary collections