BRIAN ROBINSON | 'Waru Kazi 1' | Linocut print Edition:2\15 Edna’s art reflects some of

Edna’s art reflects some of the stories she has heard during her childhood in Yarrie (Yarrabah) with family and friends

'Count Back Crocodile' children's book written by Pamela Galeano and illustrated by Dorothy Webster (Mirrimum)

Robinson's work has contributed significantly to the environs of Cairns where he lives through a number of major public art installations

and the creatures we share this space with- the kissai in all its phases- is the clock that ticks

and was a fearsome weapon which would stand nearly as high as the person who wielded it

BRIAN ROBINSON | 'Waru Kazi 1' | Linocut print Edition:2\15 Edna’s art reflects some ofBrian Robinson is of the Kala Lagaw Ya and Wuthathi language groups of the Torres Strait. Born on Waiben (Thursday Island) and now Cairns based, Brian is known for his printmaking and public sculptures in which he uses a variety of techniques to produce bold, innovative and distinctive works. Robinsons work has contributed significantly to his home environs of Cairns through a number of major public art installations including his monumental and