Kassandra Savage, Korrakorr Grazing on Kurtijar Country

Kassandra Savage, Korrakorr Grazing on Kurtijar CountryKassandra Savage (Korrakorr Grazing on Kurtijar Country) Ink on Archival acid free paper 280gsm 56 x 76cm I draw inspiration from observing the Korrakorr (Brolga) grazing on the ancestral lands of my grandfather and great grandmother, known as Kurtijar country. This experience fosters a profound connection, as these birds serve as a totemic symbol for my great grandmother. Through my artistic endeavours centred on the Korrakorr, I establish a

I recalled the memories of my mother and aunts telling us about our ancestors and their methods for catching fish in the creeks and rivers

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we call him Charlie

Publication date: 2008

The ocean has always inspired my drawings

Once a territory has been established

and we are proud of who they have become while looking forward to more celebrations ahead

Saltwater crocodiles can live over 70 years

and the fishes are represented by a swirling motion to give the effect to make your eyes funny

but they came back and pestered him over and over because those flowers were smelling very rich

Me and my partner and sister and friends went to fish for barra or catfish