Rachel Bywaters

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I ACKNOWLEDGE THE TRADITIONAL CUSTODIANS OF THE LAND ON WHICH I LIVE, THE JOONDOBURRI PEOPLES OF THE KABI KABI NATION AND I PAY MY RESPECTS TO THE ELDERS PAST, PRESENT AND EMERGING.

ALWAYS WAS, ALWAYS WILL BE, ABORIGINAL LAND.

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What a joy it’s been spending the last six months bringing the @yarunyung Fashion Collection to life for the @cairnsindigenousartfair, and now @bribieislandnaturefestival, in partnership with Pumicestone Indigenous Education and Employment Coun

This design explores the significance of Welcome to Country within contemporary Australia, responding to the current social contention surrounding this culturally significant practice.

Inspired by 20-year-old Charlotte Ellis (@_charlotte_ellis_ ) wh

Sharing our emu design, created by 16-year-old artist Claire Szczodruch (@claireszcz_09) who has cultural connections to Kabi Kabi and Wakka Wakka Country and lives on Yarun (Bribie Island).

Claire’s watercolour depicts the emu, one of her tot

Sharing our Sacred Vandal design, created by 16-year-old artist Bowie Ellis, who has cultural connections to Wakka Wakka Country and the Torres Strait and lives on Yarun (Bribie Island).

Bowie’s artwork features the brush-turkey, commonly know

Sharing our keelback snake and swamp banksia design, created by 21-year-old artist Nicole Gulwell (@_nikki_nicky_nicki_ ), who has cultural connections to Dharug and Kamilaroi Country and lives on Yarun (Bribie Island).

Inspired by Nicole’s ti

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