Wilde Life on the Dungala Living most of my life on the river was very important to me. Learning from my parents about the land, water and animals in which our native food was abundant with fish and yabbies and often animals at the time. My dad would always tell Read more…
Animals of the Land and Water So many beautiful animals, so we should look after them. Not kill them. Let them roam free. Let the community see and know what sort of animals Australia has. My culture, I wouldn’t change for anything. It is so unique. Australia is our home.
Kangaroos in the Mist My inspiration for this painting came from memories of my early childhood. Years of going bush with my dad early in the morning gathering wood. It seemed so magical with the Kangaroos in the mist. Installed in me now is how lucky we are with nature Read more…
clap stick Long neck turtle is the totem of the Yorta Yorta people. Turtles here have more than one camp site. the travel from camp site to camp site
clap stick Long neck turtle is the Yorta Yorta peoples totem so here we have the turtles swimming to water holes in the rivers of the Murray Goulburn
Mending the Land Over many years of damages, our people and culture are finally mending and healing the land.
Bayadherra in wala Bayadherra in wala swimming in the big dungala.
Gathering on Country Gathering on Country is about family coming together on special occassions.
How Aboriginal are you? Murrawa (wind) blows through my salon bleached hair and I instantly know how to track you in the birramal (bush). A guguburra (kookaburra) riding a dinawan (emu) burst into the room. Eucalypts and old man weed sprout at my feet. “Heaps” I say,standing on one leg.A Read more…