Cecelia Slade 'Beach Treasures I' 2024

Cecelia Slade 'Beach Treasures I' 2024Cecelia Slade 'Beach Treasures I' 2024 Linocut print on 350gsm paper 28 x 26cm Beach Treasures are works that remind me of my mother. On our beach trips, she would search the shoreline for the exoskeletons of sea urchins. Finding one that was not cracked or damaged was rare, but it was always so exciting when it did happen. Beach treasures remind me of my childhoodsunshiny fun and long summer days at the beach. Exhibited in 'Exhibition Ready'

202356 x 37cm

in the Gulf of Carpentaria

A traditional Yangkaal story from Forsyth Island / Illustrated by year 3 students at Mornington Island State School

I have been through three nesting seasons and am a proud mother of three children who have grown into young adults choosing their own direction in life

Community and Country

120 cm x 118 cm x 3 cm

100% Organic

it was essentially a dumping ground for Aboriginal people

: Antibacterial & antimicrobial fabric properties

a messenger of wisdom and protection in times of uncertainty

At this time she will lay her eggs in the mound and carefully cover them with more vegetation to keep them warm and protected

listening for those calls and searching  for frogs - usually along the licuala Palm