10. Tamika Grant-Iramu Bauble 2025

Tamika Grant-Iramu, Acrylic paint, paint pen on paper mache bauble, L 8cm, W 8cm, D 8cm. 

Tamika Grant-Iramu is a Brisbane-based printmaker whose work explores the natural environment and the intricate rhythms of native flora, beautifully reflected in her unique bauble design.

Her practice also explores the intersections of her Papua New Guinean, European, and Torres Strait Islander heritage, weaving together cultural traditions and storytelling. In 2025, she shared her expertise in a lino printmaking workshop at Aboriginal Art Co, reflecting her commitment to community-engaged creative practice. She translates her relief prints into a range of mediums, including textiles, interior furnishings, murals, and public art, creating works that capture the fluidity, resilience, and complexity of the landscapes that inspire her.

Since graduating from the Queensland College of Art in 2017 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Tamika’s prints have been shortlisted for numerous awards and acquired by major institutions, including Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, Queensland Children’s Hospital, State Library of Queensland, and ABC Network, as well as regional and university galleries.

Tamika Grant-Iramu is represented by Onespace, Brisbane.