Kassandra Savage, Glorious Dancing Korrakorr

Kassandra Savage, Glorious Dancing KorrakorrKassandra Savage (Glorious Dancing Korrakorr) Ink on Archival acid free paper 280gsm 56. 5 x 38cm I was never given a totem due to the loss of language, culture, and traditions from my grandmothers parents, my great grandparents being part of the Stolen Generation. My grandfathers mother, Maude (my great grandmother), was lucky to have the Korrakorr as her totem. Hearing this information long after her passing in 1952, my grandfathers passing in 1985,

Illustrated by Year 3 students at Mornington Island State School

Sharing these stories with others holds great significance for me

Wanda Gibson (Freshwater Fish Trap)

we call him Charlie

Plains turkeys are beautiful

her mum would tell her this as they packed to go on holidays

these elements help me capture moments of happiness and joy—sunlit memories held within the land of my ancestors

Constance Rovina

Intaglio Vinyl

and when someone asks was there plenty fish

These prints reflect the peaceful essence of underwater life

Just after our last wet season when the cyclonic weather carved scars down the mountainside of Ellis Beach