Ngalang Moort Bidi (Our Family Track) by Emily Rose and David Jones in collaboration with Jahne Rees

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ContributorVisual Art and Public ArtArtwork titleNgalang Moort Bidi (Our Family Track)Description

The collection of ground based artworks draws inspiration from the rich cultural heritage of the Nyoongar people, incorporating key symbols and elements of deep significance to this site.

The City would like to acknowledge the Ngalang Maya Wangkiny (pronounced narl-young my-yu wan-kin-ing), and Preston Culbong, who provided cultural knowledge on this project.

Creator individual (full name)Emily RoseDavid JonesDate created2024Medium (type)Ground-based artMedium (materials)Exposed aggregate concrete with coloured stainsCollectionPublic Art CollectionAboriginal Art CollectionVideo linkLake Gwelup Story Trail (Ngalang Moort Bidi)

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SubjectLake GwelupKeywordsNyoongarAboriginal ArtTurtleBirdsNative FloraEnvironmentRelated artworkValley of the Fallen Giants by Emily RoseRelated placeLake GwelupLake Gwelup Regional Open Space

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Image credit lineImage by Offshoot Content and Jodie Abela

LOCATION

Public locationLake Gwelup Regional Open SpaceGPS Coordinates^[1]Statuson display

ADMINISTRATION

Acquisition dateOctober 2024Cultural informationcultural designs or motifs represented

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