Weaving Through Time

Created by First Nations artist and storyteller Ailsa Walsh, a Lardil, Kullili and Yuggera woman, currently residing on Yuggera Country.

“This artwork depicts people from the desert and near the ocean. It represents mothers, aunties, grandmothers, daughters and nieces from the vast Indigenous communities. Various regions have their own weaving techniques, depending on the particular tree or plant the women have used.

This piece is dedicated to Ailsa’s grandmother Florence Dawson Davidson who was a strong elder and a stolen generation survivor.”

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