THE SUN, THE STARS AND THE MOON - Emu In The Sky - Print - Limited Edition get back to the land honour the land and to

honour the land and to belong to the land

Grace depicts the koala and its joey riding on her back

The word for kookaburra was guuguubarra

Nurses and midwives are symbolised in the artwork as ‘painted lady’ butterflies and are flying around the red-tailed black cockatoo to honour this majestic bird’s values

Grace brown's painting JILLA SONGLINES is a black canvas alive with white dots

THE SUN, THE STARS AND THE MOON - Emu In The Sky - Print - Limited Edition get back to the land honour the land and toThe Sun, The Stars and The Moon Emu In The Sky By Grace Brown In most Aboriginal cultures, the Sun is a woman and the Moon is a man. Some Aboriginal communities describe the Sun woman pursuing the Moon man across the sky from day to day, occasionally meeting during an eclipse. Our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people were, and continue to be, careful observers of the stars. The stars are the homes of ancestors, animals, plants, and spirits.