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Noli Rictor, an Indigenous Elder with a white beard, wearing a hat, stands smiling in front of a red painting.

A painting in rich shades of red, blue and green, with dots forming lines, that is almost 3 metres tall and 2 metres wide.

Noli Rictor, an Indigenous Elder, wearing a hat, stands in front of a painting in rich shades of red, that is 2.9m high.

"I saw all those Old People painting and saw how much change it can bring."

Josina Pumani, an Indigenous woman, smiles brightly, looking into the distance. Behind her is a clay pot, painted black.

"I'm keeping my story alive. Now I'm making pots so everyone can see, and all my sons, nephew and niece can pass [the story] on."

Natalie Davey, an Indigenous woman in a bright shirt, stands side-on in a gallery space. Behind her is a video of floods.

"We need to get it out there so we can start working on: how do we look after Country so it looks after us?"

In a dark gallery space hangs a screen showing a video of Natalie Davey in close-up, standing in front of floodwaters.

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