Kaiela Arts Shepparton

Weaving Our Culture Mother teaching her daughters of the stories she was told by her Elders on a woven mat

Connection to Country I express my connection to Country in most of my artworks. Connecting to Country can also be connecting to other peoples Country. When I went to Alice Springs I felt a spiritual connection to the people and land. This artwork represents keeping the natural minerals in the Read more…

Saturday Night Ball Remembering the good times when I was young. When a ball or dance came around at the weekend we could not wait to dress up and meet up with the girls and enjoy a night of dancing. Do you remember when you were young and going out Read more…

Twilight I love how the colours burst and generates a neutral feeling developed from clashing colours.

Three Generations Mum, Nan and Great Nan.

Reconnecting It’s a story about 2 siblings reconnecting and sitting on the land and staying in touch

Blood Moon Rising It expresses a spiritual feeling about our Earth and the universe and our culture where our people were natural astronomers using the moon and stars and sun to navigate the seasons and where they were going, went about life, e.g food they ate. The blood moon signifies Read more…

Autumn Leaves Autumn leaves of many shapes and colours. Tumble weed & gum leaves of different shades and colours. To look at it and see the colours and what it looks like to you.

Seasons A collaborative piece by Elders Cynthia Hardie, Amy Briggs, Laurel Robinson & Rochelle Patten. The work celebrates memories and reflections of seasons.

Seasons A collaborative piece by Elders Cynthia Hardie, Amy Briggs, Laurel Robinson & Rochelle Patten. The work celebrates memories and reflections of seasons.