It does not just reflect a literal reworking of the artist's archive through a process of remaking, overlaying and inserting people and place. But it also echoes a few words used when an acknowledgement of country occurs, often taken out of context but having a much deeper meaning. Past, present, future explores the notion of time and space; and the fact time is non-linear but circular. The work explores how we can simultaneously exist in the past, present and future through connection to our ancestors, our land and ways of knowing, being and doing.
This exhibition features older, reworked, and new works that all relate to the artist's connection to country and her identity.
