Aunty Marilyn Russell, Light blue shellwork slippers using extensive experimentation with field

using extensive experimentation with field recordings to shape immersive sonic environments

Some of the paintings echo scenes from video games once used as comfort — spaces where lore governed everything

Title: Monument Studies 14

Providing critical context to some of the groundbreaking essays published across a range of digital platforms

alongside her children and grandchildren

Aunty Marilyn Russell, Light blue shellwork slippers using extensive experimentation with fieldArtist: Aunty Marilyn Russell Title: Light blue shellwork slippers Materials: Shells, glue, velvet, cardboard & glitter Sizes vary: Approx 130mm long x 70mm wide x 44mm high Continuing the tradition of shellwork which has been handed down to her from her mother Esme Timbery, Marilyn Russell's work represents her connection to the past and a process of healing. Through these fine art objects, Marilyn keeps Bidjigal women's shellwork tradition alive.