This contemporary Zenadth Kes image depicts Zugubal traditional knowledge using the gul (canoe) as the key symbolic vessel that connects the cosmology. Tipoti indicates different phases of the moon and star constellations used for celestial navigation. Two great Zugubal ancestors, Thoegay and Kang, guide the Zugubal in their gul. Thoegay is embedded in the pattern; his left hand holds the spears depicting the Southern Cross. Thoegay’s right hand is the constellation of Corvus.

Single block vinyl cut in black ink by Alick Tipoti titled 'Gabau Aimai Mabaigal' (Four Winds / Wind Makers).

Tipoti depicts four ancient Torres Strait ancestral spirits, known as Zugubal, showing natures rhythms over the course of four seasons - represented as Kukiau (January - March), Zayau (April - June), Wourau (July - September) and Naigaiyiew (October - December). Between each Zubub are Gub Tira Lumail (transitional periods) that depict what resources and food will be plentiful and what tasks need to be completed. These pictures and patterns of flora and fauna create a diagram that informs how these life cycles are mapped into weather patterns helping to remember important survival knowledge.