MAHARLINA GOROSPE-LOCKIE | 'Sedimentation #6' | Acrylic on board Betty Williams contextualising Jill’s career as an

contextualising Jill’s career as an artist working in Far North Queensland since the early 1990s

This spirit world was given form through the creation of ritual objects

Artist: John Murray

CO | ‘Moss-green Triangular Ceramic Stud Earrings’ | Smoke-fired / Japanese Clay / Surgical stainless steel fittings

MAHARLINA GOROSPE-LOCKIE | 'Sedimentation #6' | Acrylic on board Betty Williams contextualising Jill’s career as anMaharlina Gorospe Lockie studied visual arts and anthropology and eventually worked in coastal zone management research in the Philippines. She moved to Australia over 20 years ago, living in Yeppoon, Canberra, and currently in Cairns where she is reconnected with the tropics and her art practice reignited by the fragile beauty of tropical coastal environments. Her acrylic landscapes are based on memories and impressions from fieldwork, travel and