MALKI STUDIO | 'Captured Light 3' | Ceramic wall art on board | Multiple glaze firings cultural artefact and capturing freshwater crocodiles and

and capturing freshwater crocodiles and sea turtles for long term population studies

Robinson completed internships with both the National Museum of Australia and the National Gallery of Australia and has since collaborated on an exhibition with the Museum developed specifically for their exhibition space known as the Gallery for First Australians

and first showed her work at the Murray Upper and Beyond exhibition at the Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre in 2009

It is owned and operated by the Yuku-Baja-Muliku people to display and support local indigenous artists

” says Agnes

MALKI STUDIO | 'Captured Light 3' | Ceramic wall art on board | Multiple glaze firings cultural artefact and capturing freshwater crocodiles andMalki Studio is an artist led creative practice founded by Lia, Ariella, and Adam Anderson, producing contemporary jewellery and sculptural objects shaped by culture, landscape, and the expressive language of materials. Based in Bargara, Queensland, the studio draws inspiration from the surrounding coastal environment while honouring the family's heritage and celebrating the enduring traditions of silversmithing and ceramics. Underpinning the practice