Connie Rovina, Bush Stories VI

Connie Rovina, Bush Stories VIAcrylic on canvas, framed, 2025 32. 5 x 44. 5 x 3. 5cm, with frame (canvas 28. 5 x 35 cm) I found inspiration for this collection of nine small canvases in bush food, animals, and plants. Throughout the process, my thoughts and memories connected to my learning and listening to stories about my people's relationship with the land and nature. I preserve these memories and stories through my art, celebrating and honouring my culture, respect, language,

asking for their blessings so they provide our families and community with an abundance of fish

with ancestral homelands known as Pinnarinch that stretch from Mudpalangen to the mouth of the Staaten River

PLEASE NOTE: Ceramic mugs are microwave safe

- Feathers symbolise spiritual guidance and ancestral presence

ARTIST: ALEERAH BAKER

they also serve as an essential food resource

Melanie Hava 'Sunset Earrings'

brothers and sisters grew up on and around horses and mustering cattle

and giddy giddy seeds  24 x 42 x 1cm

near Delta Downs Station

The Red Leg Devil

the necklace becomes more than just an object