Kaiela Arts Shepparton

Holiday beach I’m at the beach and it’s beautiful i see clouds and boats, and a shark comes swimming up to me. I stop it. I just swim away.

The water serpent I see a snake in the water it just came back from the sea, it flows down, I look closer. It’s the water serpent i followed it all the way down to Barmah, Yorta Yorta country. The end.

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Camping Four men and four girls are camping and they come across a Goanna hole they shake the dirt off them and go see the sunset. The sun is going down so they head back to their tents and meeting place.

Silver Perch Silver Perch are native to the Murray Darling river system. They are critically endangered.

Meeting Place Men are camping here together, all of the animals are coming around to see.

Gum Leaf The artwork depicts collecting gum leaves on Yorta Yorta country to be used in my creative artworks. Australian gum leaves can be found in numerous sizes and colours across the four seasons.

dhandyuri freshwater mussel shells, left by the river after a feed. Freshwater mussels were an important source of food for our people. Middens containing large numbers of mussel shells are widespread alongside rivers and lakes.