SHERYL J BURCHILL | 'Wurarr-Wurarr (dragonfly)' | Lithograph and screen print / blue on yellow ochre state Edmund Laza Bats are one of the

Bats are one of the snakes’ favourite foods

myths and legends

Leigh and older brother to Leo all of whom are established and emerging carvers with the Wik and Kugu Arts Centre

These Kulaps are woven from rope and made with seeds from Matchbox Bean (Burny Bean) tree

This is the artist's first monograph

SHERYL J BURCHILL | 'Wurarr-Wurarr (dragonfly)' | Lithograph and screen print / blue on yellow ochre state Edmund Laza Bats are one of theSheryl J Burchill Language Group: Kuku Yalanji and Kuku Nyungkul Traditional Land: Daintree, Shiptons Flat, China Camp & Bulban Totem: Black & White Cockatoo Lives: Mossman, Far North Queensland Artwork Story: "The Kuku Yalanji (Kuh kuh Yel an jee) Language is still spoken today by our Bama bama (Bum mah bum mah). Wurarr wurarr (oo ard oo ard) is the Kuku Yalanji name for Dragonfly. Like the Dragonfly, Kuku Yalanji people feel a deep connection to