The gum tree’s flowers bloom with rain from the sky’s to out earth and into beautiful gum tree flowers for us. This is the way our sky, land and tree’s work together. This is the conversation mother earth with everyone who sees.
Name: Sherryl Green
Language: Badimaya
Biography:
Badimaya Sherryl Green was born in Mount Magnet but grew up on her ancestral country in Mount Magnet and later in Mullewa, Western Australia. Green pursued her first contemporary artistic endeavours by joining Yamaji Art Centre in 2012, and through this membership was able to participate in professional development opportunities in the art mediums of weaving, textiles and collages. Green was recently included in the International exhibition “Shared Sky” curated by Chris Malcolm at John Curtain Gallery, Perth WA. This exhibition travelled internationally to South Africa, Europe, Asia, USA, Canada and New Zealand in the next two years. Green continues to pursue developing her contemporary emerging art practice in weaving and especially in the art practice of collage and weaving of images often done in a collaborative process with her sister Jennifer Green. Sherryl loves the idea of slicing up images and the redesigning into another imagine, she is currently lives in Geraldton and is represented by Yamaji Art Centre in Geraldton.
