CHOLENA HUGHES | ‘Clay Weaving #6 | Raku fired pot with Madagascan raffia Lynelle Flinders He is welcome at the

He is welcome at the campfires of many different tribes because he can speak their languages

SHERYL J BURCHILL | 'Jakal Balji (full basket)' | 2024 |  Etching | 55

I now have the privilege of spending a lot of meditative time staring at the shapes

how to fish for bigger fish and wake up early

He has held international residencies

CHOLENA HUGHES | ‘Clay Weaving #6 | Raku fired pot with Madagascan raffia Lynelle Flinders He is welcome at theCholena Hughes (Koa descendant) was born on Turrbal Country, grew up on Kabi Kabi (Gubbi Gubbi) Country and now lives on Jinibara Country. After completing studies at Tafe and University, Cholena has established a diverse arts practice across multiple visual art mediums. Using a variety of materials and processes, her art shares her love for Country as a practice of self care. Using various clay types (including wild clay from the property where she