My family and I went to Uluru in 2022 and we seen the scar on the heart where people used to climb, the rails are gone but the scar of footsteps remains. I feel like it is a metaphor for what happened when Australia was invaded. It left a huge scar on Country and it will take a couple of lifetimes to heal and fade, or maybe it never will.
Name: Kadeyn Duggan
Language: Wiradjuri
Biography:
I was born in Brisbane and have lived in Cobram all my life. I love music, drawing, painting and fishing.
I have been playing the didgeridoo for 2 years. I like to paint birds, fish and what life would have been like for my Elders. I love learning Wiradjuri language and using it every day. I am proud of my culture and like to teach others.
Yesterday/Today – (Bigauga/Gananggurr) My representation of the comparisons of how yesterday and today is for me0n my life’s journey.