Pulengangana Pauline Morse and John Anderson

Pulengangana Pauline Morse and John AndersonScreenprint Edition of 30 1000mm x 700mm My work is based upon the ancient Pacific Island art form of lalava (lashing) that was used for joining and binding materials together. Meters of coloured sennit (kafa) were wound and tied so as to create distinct geometric patterns that were a well established part of daily life. I believe lalava patterns were a mnemonic device for representing a life philosophy. Lalava patterns advocated balance in daily

395mm L x 235mm W

I was impressed by a very skeletal lady sitting between two well endowed fellow sunbathers

with a 5cm white border

Leitch’s work offers moments of both clarity and ambiguity

Paper size: Apx 190mm x 300mm

Approx 140mm x 190mm

Image size: 240mm height x 445mm width

Meters of coloured sennit (kafa) were wound and tied so as to create distinct geometric patterns that were a well -established part of daily life

The originals have been painted using pochoir stencil technique

tree ferns and flowering trees and covers 209 species

Width: 120mm

Illustrated by Craig Phillip - international multi-award-winning illustrator