Weaving the Everywhen

In Weaving the Everywhen, award-winning Central and Eastern Arrernte artist Georgia Boseley transforms the gallery into an immersive sculptural landscape of scarred ceramic vessels and woven seasonal grasses. The work asks audiences to reflect on their relationship with their natural environment and consider a future shaped by Indigenous systems of reciprocity, relation and care for Country.

Unsettling our linear understandings of time, the work draws on Indigenous deep history in order to imagine an Indigenous deep future. Extensive canopies of woven grasses, gathered from the artist’s travels and local landscape, hover above sculptural vessels inspired by the forms of Country, sheltering the works beneath layers of past, present and future knowledge.

Part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival.