A definitive work championing the natural diversity of the Northern Beaches, featuring several local flora and fauna painted on a large panel, with the work spreading up a parking ramp.
An endangered Regent Honeyeater and a bold Superb Fairy Wren take centre stage, framed by the rare and locally significant grevillea caleyi. Other endemic bushtucker species are woven through the composition, such as acacia wattle, blue-flax lily, lomandra longifolia, native geranium, banksias and Illawarra plums. Key bushtucker species like these benefit pollinators like birds and bees, while nectar distributors like the Regent Honeyeaters are crucial to healthy forests and ecosystems. Rainbow trees reference my Bundjalung and Biripai heritage as well as First Nations peoples continued connection to the Land and Dreaming.
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