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Robby Wirramanda
Walpa Winaka (To burn and leave) #4, 2020
Acrylic on canvas
120 x 200 cm

AUD $8500



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Robby Wirramanda
Walpa Winaka (To burn and leave) #3, 2020
Acrylic on canvas
120 x 200 cm



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Robby Wirramanda
Walpa Winaka ( To burn and leave) #1, 2020
Acrylic on canvas
120 x 200 cm

AUD $8500



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Robby Wirramanda
Walpa Winaka (To burn and leave) #2, 2020
Acrylic on canvas
120 x 200 cm

AUD $8500



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Robby Wirramanda
My Country: Wemba Wemba, Njeri Njeri, Wergaia, 2019
Acrylic on canvas
200 x 260 cm



SOLD



Robby Wirramanda
Dirrel, My Grandmother's Country, 2018
Acrylic on Canvas
148 x 205cm



SOLD



Robby Wirramanda
Walpa Winaka (To Burn and Leave) #1, 2019
Acrylic on canvas
145 x 210cm



SOLD



Robby Wirramanda
Walpa Winaka (To Burn & Leave) #2, 2019
Acrylic on canvas
145 x 210 cm



SOLD



Image Courtesy of 'The Art of Incarceration' Film Website.
http://theartofincarceration.com/robbywirramanda.html



Robby Wirramanda



WERGAIA, WEMBA WEMBA


Robby is a former super-heavy weight world champion fighter who reconnected with his passion for art within his 4-year prison sentence for drug trafficking.


Robby is a symbol of strength and hope to many inmates due to his success as an artist/singer/songwriter and his unrelenting dedication to culture, community and family.


Within his own community, Robby continues to emerge as a leader through his work at First Peoples of the Millewa Mallee, where he is developing many initiatives centred around cultural rehabilitation for Indigenous offenders.


Earlier this year, Robby made global head-lines and coined the now famous #toostrongforyoukaren hash tag after an incident with a neighbour went viral.


Robby is the Co-Producer and Writer of the upcoming film directed by Alex Siddons titled 'The Art of Incarceration'. National release date coming soon, please see a short synopsis and a link to the film's website below:


'SEEN THROUGH THE EYES OF INDIGENOUS PRISONERS AT VICTORIA’S FULHAM CORRECTIONAL CENTRE, THE ART OF INCARCERATION EXPLORES HOW ART AND CULTURE CAN EMPOWER FIRST NATIONS PEOPLE TO TRANSCEND THEIR UNJUST CYCLES OF IMPRISONMENT.'


Read more here.



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