Lens Series
Since the early days of Colonisation, the positive stories told of the relationship between my people, the Gadigal and those of the broader Eora Nation, have been few and far between. Yet, there was much curiosity and so may genuinely unique experiences for both the British and Aboriginal people to engage in together. This series explores two unique perspectives on the same subject, as one group believed in linear time, and the other had no construct of such a thing. These Lens’ begin to set up perhaps of the Sydney Colony, how my people lost their language, the Culture, their Love and unfortunately their Respect.
Since the early days of Colonisation, the positive stories told of the relationship between my people, the Gadigal and those of the broader Eora Nation, have been few and far between. Yet, there was much curiosity and so may genuinely unique experiences for both the British and Aboriginal people to engage in together. This series explores two unique perspectives on the same subject, as one group believed in linear time, and the other had no construct of such a thing. These Lens’ begin to set up perhaps of the Sydney Colony, how my people lost their language, the Culture, their Love and unfortunately their Respect.
Since the early days of Colonisation, the positive stories told of the relationship between my people, the Gadigal and those of the broader Eora Nation, have been few and far between. Yet, there was much curiosity and so may genuinely unique experiences for both the British and Aboriginal people to engage in together. This series explores two unique perspectives on the same subject, as one group believed in linear time, and the other had no construct of such a thing. These Lens’ begin to set up perhaps of the Sydney Colony, how my people lost their language, the Culture, their Love and unfortunately their Respect.
Since the early days of Colonisation, the positive stories told of the relationship between my people, the Gadigal and those of the broader Eora Nation, have been few and far between. Yet, there was much curiosity and so may genuinely unique experiences for both the British and Aboriginal people to engage in together. This series explores two unique perspectives on the same subject, as one group believed in linear time, and the other had no construct of such a thing. These Lens’ begin to set up perhaps of the Sydney Colony, how my people lost their language, the Culture, their Love and unfortunately their Respect.
Since the early days of Colonisation, the positive stories told of the relationship between my people, the Gadigal and those of the broader Eora Nation, have been few and far between. Yet, there was much curiosity and so may genuinely unique experiences for both the British and Aboriginal people to engage in together. This series explores two unique perspectives on the same subject, as one group believed in linear time, and the other had no construct of such a thing. These Lens’ begin to set up perhaps of the Sydney Colony, how my people lost their language, the Culture, their Love and unfortunately their Respect.
Since the early days of Colonisation, the positive stories told of the relationship between my people, the Gadigal and those of the broader Eora Nation, have been few and far between. Yet, there was much curiosity and so may genuinely unique experiences for both the British and Aboriginal people to engage in together. This series explores two unique perspectives on the same subject, as one group believed in linear time, and the other had no construct of such a thing. These Lens’ begin to set up perhaps of the Sydney Colony, how my people lost their language, the Culture, their Love and unfortunately their Respect.
Since the early days of Colonisation, the positive stories told of the relationship between my people, the Gadigal and those of the broader Eora Nation, have been few and far between. Yet, there was much curiosity and so may genuinely unique experiences for both the British and Aboriginal people to engage in together. This series explores two unique perspectives on the same subject, as one group believed in linear time, and the other had no construct of such a thing. These Lens’ begin to set up perhaps of the Sydney Colony, how my people lost their language, the Culture, their Love and unfortunately their Respect.
