 #LoveBushColours has changed my direction - catapulted me from the ho-hum gotta draw something - anything - blah blah to actually feeling excited and passionate about what is emerging from my creative processes.
The medium - ink - is another source of excitement. What else they can do is something I am really looking forward to. Past are the days of the old biro for ink - now there are liquid inks in my life and they are exciting. Even the paper - 638gsm Saunders-Waterford for those in the know - is a dream come true. Now I don't believe I spent so much time, effort and money on canvases. (Although the trusty canvas is going to feature largely in my life, I feel sure). The #LoveBushColours exhibition is opening on 28th November, in Baker-Williamson Studios. Check the Exhibition page for more details.
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I acknowledge the Traditional Owners and First People of the land on which I stand, who are collectively known as the Southern Yamatji People. I pay my respects to the Elders past, present and future, for they hold the memories, the traditions, the culture and the hopes of the Southern Yamatji People.
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I would also like to specifically acknowledge the Naaguja and Wilunya people from amongst the collective group of Southern Yamatji People and pay my respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. The Naaguja and Wilunya Peoples are the Traditional Owners and First People of the place I have made my home and where I make my art.
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