Gwarda Gona brown snake The brown snake and the course of the old river before the cadell fault 28,000 years ago the earth rose 200 ft and pushed the water and out on country so the old people dug out the new course of the river to let the flood Read more…
Bitjimidja Tree Goanna Tree Goanna Hunting eggs in the grass lands and climbing gumtrees looking for nests also symbolic for doing the goanna dance cooroboree. Young man doing a cooroboree. the eight eggs represent the nest and the eight clans of the Yorta Yorta. Ulupna, Kwat Kwat, yallaba, Pangerang, also Read more…
Ocean Waves The artwork represents my family sitting and camping on the beach watching the waves rolling into shore.
Ocean Swirls The artwork depicts water swirls within the ocean as we look down into the water.
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
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
Keeping my fire burning ‘Keep the Fire Burning’ is a really powerful phrase that has inspired me to tell the story of me and my special person and surrounding loved ones that keep my fire burning.
Turtle Muster This is a collaboration with my wife, Suzanne. The turtles are reminiscent of a time I participated in a Turtle Muster for Turtles Australia, Along the Murray River.
Girriwa (Goanna) This is a collaboration with my wife, Suzanne. The Girriwa (Goanna) is reflective of the responsibility it has in the Ecosystem.
Childhood memories When I look at the Dungala (Murray River) I feel sad at the thought of how it used to be, and how it is now. A few comments have been made over the years, especially regarding the Barmah Forest, where some visitors to the area disrespect it. As Read more…