Watch out for Emus and Kangaroos

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Guitar I honour you and country music, your sweet sound and songs unite my brush and colour with creativity and connects me to people, family and ancestors. Yeeha! Guitar luv … Read More

Tree of Life

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The tree of life. The water itself is a song line as it continuously ripples throughout country, bringing food, life, and guiding our pathways that connect us.

But We Are Many

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But We Are Many’ – inspired by the diversity of our communities and the strength it gives us. Culturally we are many, but together we are a magnificent country, and … Read More

River Song

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‘River Song’ – inspired by the flow and rhythm of music and song and its connective language with culture and place. An inherently human experience that transcends time, language belief … Read More

Watch Us Rise

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‘Watch us Rise’ is a testament to the resilience of our community and our unwavering commitment to fighting for equality, justice, and self-determination. Our land has never been ceded, and … Read More

Dream Song

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‘Dream Song’ – inspired by how music makes us want to move. Music allows us to imagine, to dream, to create something that brings people together and needs no explanation.

Rhythm of Pathways

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Rhythm of Pathways carries through generational movements between land, waters and community. Dennis uses his signature topographic patterning to create flowing lines of soundwaves and traces of the pathways of … Read More

Smoking Ceremony II

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This piece is a reference to ceremony, connection to culture, connection to the land, connection to family, and memories of family. This place holds so many significant memories for me … Read More

A Mungo Sunset

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This image was taken during my nephew’s first visit to Mungo on a school trip. He told me a lot about his first trip and is very proud of his … Read More

Ancestors of Mungo

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The Lake holds life, painted faces of ochre balancing on bark canoes, beneath is silence. There he calls out, the fin splashes just enough for the eye to see. Over … Read More