Munarra (Nanyak) 2023 Representative of when something is stirred, something brewing, new thought emerges from once where there was seeming nothing. In Yorta Yorta, Munarra means thunder. Belinda Briggs & Narran Boon collaboration.
Munarra (Nanyak) 2023 Representative of when something is stirred, something brewing, new thought emerges from once where there was seeming nothing. In Yorta Yorta, Munarra means thunder. Belinda Briggs & Narran Boon collaboration.
Woka under the moonlight Woka is so bright at night while the moon is shining.
Coiled Basket Made by Cynthia Hardie. Our artists create coiled baskets using a variety of materials including native grasses, feathers, and commercially produced raffia. The baskets vary in size and shape. Each one is unique. Kaiela Arts provide an important space for local Aboriginal artists and the community to connect Read more…
Algabonyah Algabonyah is a special ceremony place for Yorta-Yorta people. I thought it reflected not only how we negotiate, how each of us contributed, but also the place from which we connect and draw from. Evoking our values of love, respect, sharing and generosity. It was special to create this Read more…
Weaving In The Sun #6 Bowl created from a mould taken from an original woven piece by Suzanne, raku with deep blue glaze applied.
Bayadherra Shell – Large Brown Bayadherra shell created from a mould taken from a found turtle shell, raku with coloured glaze applied.
Bayadherra Shell – Large Green Bayadherra shell created from a mould taken from a found turtle shell, raku with coloured glaze applied.
Vase of Emu feather flowers with emu string Flowers created with emu feathers and quandong seeds. This work reflects my practice through the use of emu feathers and raffia. Time and patience are important when making the items whilst reflecting on the natural resources.