Coolamon This art piece was created to represent our wooden coolamon’s which are unique tools for Aboriginal people. It is a multi-purpose dish which can be used to carry bush tucker and babies. So I created one out of raffia.
Past, Present and Future I never knew weaving was an essential tool! Never thought about it. Today everything is instant. Upon learning to weave some five years ago, one strong memory dawned on me after seeing an old photograph of an Aboriginal woman, holding a woven basket with the handle Read more…
Dragonfly Dreams v Dragonflies are purposely my favourite insects. They symbolise change and transformation, especially with the mind, soul and spirit of oneself.
Dragonfly Dreams iv Dragonflies are purposely my favourite insects. They symbolise change and transformation, especially with the mind, soul and spirit of oneself.
Dragonfly Dream iii Dragonflies are purposely my favourite insects. They symbolise change and transformation, especially with the mind, soul and spirit of oneself.
Dragonfly Dreams ii Dragonflies are purposely my favourite insects. They symbolise change and transformation, especially with the mind, soul and spirit of oneself.
Dragonfly Dreams i Dragonflies are purposely my favourite insects. They symbolise change and transformation, especially with the mind, soul and spirit of oneself.
Family Groups of Yorta Yorta Eight colours were used in this artwork to symbolise the eight family groups that the long neck turtle represents as their totem of the Yorta Yorta tribe.
