mudhay wawal / possum echo

Juanita McLauchlan

2025

Woodcut on rice paper, possum fur

If only we listen to what the mudhay / possum could teach us.

You call me a pest, but have you ever watched the stars with me? Have you felt the cool night air or witness the trust of leaping from branch to branch. I am the night watcher, the fruit thief, the mischief maker in your roof, survivor of the old gums lost. Holding a deep connection to the rhythms of the bush and the echoes of environment.

  • Dimensions (H x W x D): 370 x 120 x 200 mm
  • Price: $2,000

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