WILD THINGS | ‘Rockpool’ (small ) Basket | Recycled + found objects / copper  | GreenSALLY MORONEY is well known for blending traditional basketry techniques with one of a kind found materials. One of her trademark features is the bright recycled beach rope of the Cassowary Coast Region. Moroney first began studies at the Cooloola Sunshine TAFE with a focus on Fine Arts and Ceramics. Born in the UK and now based in the Far North, Sally works from her rainforest studio situated close to the beach. The pieces are made with a thoughtful

It is these designs that inspire my contemporary interpretation onto canvas

The artwork show the environment we played in had potential dangerous elements that we were aware of and not to confront or look out for

the old people cut the liver of Dibirdibi to pieces and threw these on to rocks at the foot of a cliff where it became a perpetual spring

BREATH AND ESSENCE | ‘Spiral Earrings' | Sterling Silver

After 12 years in the contemporary Indigenous visual arts sector

my grandmother

The thinking of the men and the birds are as one

These spectacular Korrakorr of my family bloodline… soul mates for life

Guthathnu dhamul kadaka siyamik

AMANDA JANE GABORI | ’Dibirdibi I’ | 2021 | Painting / acrylic on canvas | 23 x 13 cm

Image size: 150 x 200mm

Dimensions: 2020 x 800mm