Aboriginal Culture, Heritage
& Arts Association of NSW

Authentic prints on cards by NSW Aboriginal artists made possible through respect for Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) principles and protocols.

I often visit Bunyun Miirlarl now known as Corrambirrin Point and imagine how it may have looked and felt before 1917. It is a known sacred place and yet there is no transparency in written history of how the island became occupied by foreign peoples and eventually labelled a quarry. This is a women’s place as told in the sunrise, the depth of an ocean to represent how in an instant thousands of years of repetition can be lost. White represented here alike to smoke and mirrors so you can’t see the blood of my people through the cracks.

This project was made possible by the Federal Government’s Indigenous Visual Art Industry Support (IVAIS) Program.