Cheryl Rose, a Pataway-based (Burnie, Tasmania) multimedia artist, explores the fragmented stories of her Country, culture and community through a wall-based installation titled Fragments.
The large-scale work on Japanese Kozo paper features hand-rendered images of caves at Pinmatik (Rocky Cape) and cultural tools that were historically removed from the site and subsequently archived at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery. The work incorporates an audiovisual component, developed with digital artist Darryl Rogers, evoking sounds and atmosphere around Pinmatik.
Rose has been mentored by Denise Robinson who she has worked on projects with for 15 years, and both are descendants of the Trawlwoolway people.
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