WILLIAM SAVAGE | 'Kulap (Gorr) keyring' | Red / black cardboard I use to muck around

I use to muck around scribbling

The colors range from red to orange to yellow

I paint to keep their memories alive so others would know who the Keepers of Country are

This framework brings together a range of artists who think deeply about alternative geographies

Lisa creates her distinctive pieces in two states: at her old bench in the Adelaide Hills

WILLIAM SAVAGE | 'Kulap (Gorr) keyring' | Red / black cardboard I use to muck aroundThese Kulaps are woven from rope and made with seeds from Matchbox Bean (Burny Bean) tree. Traditionally the dry seeds are cut in half, then strung on to vines to make a traditional musical instrument . Kulaps are used as a musical instrument (rattle or shaker) in the Torres Strait during traditional ceremonies and dancing, also complementing singing, drumming and chanting. WILLIAM SAVAGE 'Kulap (Gorr) keyring' Red black Burney bean seed + rope 5 (h)