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    • 27th March Bush Animals
    • 24th April Random Weave Basket
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    • 29th May Twined Basket
    • 5th June Garlic Basket
    • Workshop Photos
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Natural Connections Project

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The 'Mindful Expression Through Ephemeral Art' exhibition is the final stage of the project, featuring works created by participants on the Natural Connections weekend workshop held at the Drolkar Buddhist centre in March 2021

​The launch took place in August 2020; a large ephemeral art installation,  documented by Rebecca Hosking as
 

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This project has been developed in response to the 'declaration of a Climate Emergency' by the Surfcoast Shire and is supported by the Shire's Arts Development Seed Fund. It includes a launch, a weekend workshop and an exhibition.
Our aim is to support members of our community in the development of inner peace and to re-sensitise our relationship with the planet.

The project offers practical strategies through a collaboration between ephemeral art, meditation and inspirational speakers to cultivate a connection with nature and promote greater emotional wellbeing as we face the difficult reality of climate change. 
The gardens at the Drolkar Buddhist centre are varied and extensive, providing a perfect venue to stimulate ideas for artistic expression, whilst still being a peaceful location to immerse yourself and enjoy the creative experience.
Photographer Rebecca Hosking has been involved in documenting the project from the start. Photos from the launch August 2020 
Welcome to Country and Smoking ceremony with Wadawarrung traditional owner Corrina Eccles ​at Drolkar for the weekend workshop Photography Rebecca Hosking
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