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About the Artist - Belinda Fraser
Belinda Fraser is a visual artist and a secondary English teacher, who is currently based in Meganjin (Brisbane, Australia). Belinda’s artistic practice explores the relationships and connection of mob with Country with a focus on tactile sensory experiences. She views her work as a juxtaposition of protesting the colony and making contributions to Warrabal mob. Belinda believes that by challenging colonial records – like those of Norman Tindale, she will contribute research and repatriation of skills and knowledges back to her own children and mob.
Material
Brass
Dimensions
34cm x 10cm
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This sculptural piece was created on Yagara Country, creating a mindful connection to Country and ancestors. The emu feathers furthers my connection as the emu is my totem and because the feathers are dual rachis from a single shaft, which reminds me that I am never alone, my ancestors are always where I need them, providing calm and peace. The addition of gum tree branches from Yagara Country, created a structure that is similar to a nest or spider’s web, cocooning the birth of something new as well as representing my connection to Country and ancestors.
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