Sandra Scott, Dilly Bag I

Sandra Scott, Dilly Bag ISandra Scott, (Dilly Bag I) Lamandra Fiber 15. 5 x 12 x 10cm Sandy beautifully weaves her artistic skills into everyday life. As she sits with her friend, Rhonda Brim, she learns, chats, and laughs while creating dillybags that serve as vessels for their stories. In this supportive women's group, worries fade away as they bond over shared experiences and stories. Together, they cultivate a deeper connection to their community, foster relationships,

This year’s NAIDOC theme resonates with the work I am doing in the Education space to keep the fire burning

Dimensions: 6cm x 6cm

Since I was a little girl

Feathers (White and black cockatoo)

strong and unyielding

and beneath the dark surface

that the women used to gather to make woven grass bags called mijilda

preserving our culture and traditions while honouring the memories of our loved ones

it makes me feel good and creates happiness

By the river

ensuring that each act of division

This act connects the shield to the country