Woven art piece represents the flowing tides and deep connection between land and sea. Adorned woth shells, rock and plant from Hamilton Island, anchoring in a specific place on country.
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.
Country Ths is an elder passing on stories on my country, Yilba North Queensland. As you can see all the animals are on country and the main river system running through, the Burdikin River, and Read more…
Proud Magpie This is our native magpie, surrounded by his meeting places. His showing it’s strength and just how majestic he can be.