Fire Country

Fire CountryFire Country depicts the landscape of country through the practice and impact of cultural burning. This artwork reflects the way fire moves across the land, not as destruction, but as a tool of care, renewal, and balance. Cultural burning has been practiced for thousands of years, guiding the growth of plants, protecting ecosystems, and maintaining the health of country. Through this painting, I wanted to capture the energy, rhythm, and sacredness of

ever shifting

waterholes have been more than just places to drink

no matter where we are on our path

The Landscapes Pants carry the artwork that honours my deep connection to Country through my Wiradjuri

It is a visual reflection of self-discovery

The marks in the waves and the lines left in the sand as the tide goes out reflect the constant flow and change of nature

representing moments of triumph and clarity

so if you want one

5 \times 2 meters

The pathways in this piece symbolise the journeys we walk individually

Water is sacred to our people

Traditional owners everywhere in this colony have been fighting to protect sacred sites