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31 DN096
Dennis Nona Ara - Boxing Waves During Strong Current 2006
Linocut Paper: 1080mm x 2530mm $7750
Ara refers to the "boxing waves" - the waves look as if they are boxing. They are formed behind the reefs and
during the strong current. This is a survival story, this particular story about Ara - teaches how you can survive
when your motor boat breaks. The second teaching is where to find the turtles when it is a fast current and you
can't find the turtles on the reefs. You will find the turtles behind the reef where the boxing waves are. This is
especially told to young boys on their first hunt - Zugngurpa - His uncle goes with him turtle hunting referred to
Ara, and he will say when you go to these reefs there was not any turtles - all the turtles are there - in the
"boxing" waves - that shape of the crest of the waves.
Medium: Linocut
Edition Size: 35
Printer: Theo Trembley
Studio: Editions Tremblay NFP
Linocut Created At: Brisbane, QLD on February, 2006
Print Published: Brisbane, QLD on February, 2006
Paper: Saunders Waterford CP, 300gsm
Paper Height: 1,060 mm ( 41.7" )
Paper Width: 2,530 mm ( 99.6" )
Image Height: 900 mm ( 35.4" )
Image Width: 2,400 mm ( 94.5" )
I.D. : DN096