KAT HALL | ‘Mudslide Bowl’ - Small #2 | Ceramic BowlIn a culture that strives for perfection, clay provides a perfect medium to let go of expectations and outcomes, and flow with the process. Thus allowing the work a voice of its own, with a result that could be considered imperfect, but which imbues each piece with a fresh, organic feel, reflecting the hand of the maker. Within the constant business of contemporary life, ceramics provides a pause a silence an opportunity to observe and reflect on what

it also signifies the womb in which life grows

is full – it is full of my Kuku Yalanji culture handed down to me by my Ancestors

utilising recycled silver or gold wherever possible with precious gems

Old people believe that new born babies keep the spout away

He draws upon these experiences to write adventure novels and children’s books

Initiations and funerals

Published by QUT Art Museum

red onion and garlic)

Catalogue MOIS55-18

Sigai we also refer to as the samu feathers on one of our traditional headdress used for dancing purposes

LYNELLE FLINDERS

Paper size: 610 x 545 mm