Bindi Bindi Art
Chloe and Tay-la, a proud Ngemba and Wiradjuri couple living and working on Darug Country, spent nearly 3 days creating this artwork for the Bondi community.
Olive took a real shine to them. (We did too!).
“The artwork represents people coming together, celebrating the diversity of those who live in, work in and visit Bondi every day. Each of us carries our own story and follows our own journey, represented through the different pathways woven throughout the artwork. While our journeys may be unique, they cross, connect and bring us together, reflecting the strong sense of community, belonging and connection that makes Bondi so special.”
Make Kindness the New Normal
Scott Rathman is an Arrente man living in South Australia. He was recently in Sydney and created this mural for us while he was here.
Extract from his Instagram:
“Kindness is not just something we do when the moment calls for it. It is a responsibility carried by every one of us. Every word we speak, every action we take, the way we choose to treat another person leaves something behind. Like footprints in the sand our actions become part of the path that others follow and young people are watching where and how we walk.”
When the Gymea Lilies Bloom
“When the gymea lilies bloom the whales sing their song”
By Georgina “Batsy” Kenyon and naturebooks.com.au
Peter Drew Pasting
Adelaide artist Peter Drew got his glue out again.
From the Archive
Joel is a peace loving man and very approachable. He is a bricklayer who has lived in North Bondi for 4 years. He is originally from the west but says this “was the best transition he’s ever made”.
Joel is “super friendly and loves meeting new people”.
You are looking at 5 years worth of work on Joel’s body.
Joel is featured on page 85 of Love, Bondi which out later this month.
