It’s different now. Byron Bay is changing. What was old is new. Places and sites are forever lost.

Byron Bay, my ancestral homelands. I am a proud granddaughter, of women who fished, gathered walked beaches, filled pippie buckets, spent long days eating berries “bush lollies” leaving enough for … Read More

The Central meeting place represents our parents. There is 16 black lines travelling out from it, they represent myself and my siblings. I have used different colours to represent their … Read More

Gabul, the carpet snake, is an animal native to Bundjalung Country and lives on country in a quiet yet powerful way. The Gabul has reminded me that to shed and … Read More

The Three Brothers from the Bundjalung Dreamtime story of the same name, this artwork represents each brother through the Shield and the two Spears. The three grouped lines in the … Read More