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

whose work is inspired by her deep connection to Country and her totem

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

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

Elsie Gabori

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