Kamsani is a prolific artist, designer, multimedia artist and illustrator, who reflects the natural world with his intricate and graphic interpretations of pre- and post-colonial Australian histories. The characters referred to as 'Nullians' draw a connection between representations and attitudes informed by past ideologies. Kamsani's work often explores and subverts past and current, often negative representations of First Nations Peoples within the mass-media.
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