FLASH BLAK | ‘Woven Brooch' - orange + rust | yarn | 9 (d) cm Indigenous Dawn attacks were favoured as

Dawn attacks were favoured as it was assumed that sleeping communities were off guard

NETTA LOOGATHA | 'Stone Fish Traps' | Painting / stretched | Synthetic polymer paint on linen | 91 x 61 cm

Puru Dhangal (2016) shows the dugong mating

"I am from the people of the rainforest from the renowned Daintree region and surroundings areas

An accomplished Seafarer with a Degree in Nautical Science and 20 years of innumerable sea miles crossing oceans

FLASH BLAK | ‘Woven Brooch' - orange + rust | yarn | 9 (d) cm Indigenous Dawn attacks were favoured asLayered hand woven yarn brooch. ABOUT THE MAKER: 'I grew up second hand shopping in Gimuy Cairns (Yirrganydji nation) with my mum and aunty in the 70s & 80s. We would spend hours bargain hunting for clothes, shoes, bags & accessories. I would then style my pieces into unique outfits. I'm passionate about reducing clothing, plastic & household waste. All my clothing & homewares are sourced from second hand shops or donated from family and friends. My