This piece reminds me of the quiet strength of the night sky. The woven grey-green centre reflects the steady face of the moon, a guide through darkness and a keeper of cycles. Wrapped in Black, it speaks to the mystery of the spirit world, where ancestors watch and protect. A gentle reminder that we are never alone, always guided by nature and the whispers of those who came before us.
Name: Josephine Kay
Language: Australian
Community: Ballarat
Biography:
I was born in Ballarat, however although I was aware I was Aboriginal, I did not get an understanding of cultural practices, and they were not handed down.
As I got older, and had my own children, I began to discover more about my culture and love to teach my children about their Aboriginal heritage.
I love doing my artwork. It gives me a sense of connection and healing to my past and to my culture. It is relaxing and therapeutic for me and I'm looking forward to getting better and better, while at the same time, becoming a stronger in my Aboriginal knowledge.
Circle of Strength A symbol of resilience, culture and connection. The centre reflects the colours of t he Aboriginal Flag- Black for the people, red for the earth and yellow for the sun, giver of Read more…
