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For the past six years, I have worked alongside Community documenting the fire management practices of the Dalabon, Rembarrnga and Mayili landowners and custodians of South-Central Arnhem Land. These images were taken during that time, yet this series is deeply personal. Looking down from the helicopter, the haunting ash stencils left behind by burnt white gum trees mirrored my own experience — scars on the landscape that echoed the emotional and neurological wounds I was carrying within myself.
For the past six years, I have worked alongside Community documenting the fire management practices of the Dalabon, Rembarrnga and Mayili landowners and custodians of South-Central Arnhem Land. These images were taken during that time, yet this series is deeply personal. Looking down from the helicopter, the haunting ash stencils left behind by burnt white gum trees mirrored my own experience — scars on the landscape that echoed the emotional and neurological wounds I was carrying within myself.