DOROTHY GABORI | ‘Stone Fish Traps’ | Painting / acrylic on canvas Gimuy Walubara Yidinji Lane’s work straddles the intersection

Lane’s work straddles the intersection of art

It is of a mother cradling a dead son synonymous to the war images that we see in our newspaper and television

the context of the contemporary Torres Strait Islander printmaking movement within Australian Indigenous and Melanesian art

and scientific themes

DOROTHY GABORI | ‘Stone Fish Traps’ | Painting / acrylic on canvas Gimuy Walubara Yidinji Lane’s work straddles the intersection"Ngurruwarra means stone fish trap in our language. We can still see the fish traps that the old people built along the coasts of Bentinck Island." Dorothy Gabori DOROTHY GABORI Stone Fish Traps 2021 Painting acrylic on canvas 23 x 13 cm