Artwork From The Torch – Issue No. 11
Two new artworks from First Nations artists

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One of the meeting places in the top corner represents me. The kangaroo represents me moving forward, going home to Country to be with my family and kids. The kangaroo is one animal I know that can’t hop backwards so that’s why I chose the kangaroo to represent me moving forward with my life.

One of the meeting places in the top corner represents me. The kangaroo represents me moving forward, going home to Country to be with my family and kids. The kangaroo is one animal I know that can’t hop backwards so that’s why I chose the kangaroo to represent me moving forward with my life.
I’m sick of doing crime, I’m sick of doing jail. It’s time to put pen to paper, and send this in the mail.
Two new artworks from First Nations artists.
Being in a space that does not acknowledge, respond to or understand you can be deeply challenging.
It all has a history. So just take a second to think on how old that could be and where it came from or even who or how it could have got there.