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Julie Elizabeth Gough
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- Contemporary Art
- Julie Gough Art
- Installation Art
- Modern Australian Art
- 3D Printed Artifacts
- Stone Tool Sculpture
- Black Rain Art
- Glitch Aesthetics
- Abstract Sculpture
- Cultural Repatriation
- Tasmanian Indigenous
- Virtual Waterways
- Kayaking Tasmania
- Stone Tool Art
- Suspended Rocks
- Riverways Australia
- Dark Green Artwork
- Off-Country Art
- Tasmanian Stone Tools
- Indigenous Culture
- Black Rain Artwork
- Indigenous Australia
- Sculptural Installation
- Australian Art
- Ancestral Return
Julie Gough’s ‘p/re-occupied’ reimagines Tasmanian ancestral tools through 3D printing & kayaking footage. Explore Indigenous identity, repatriation, and glitch aesthetics in this powerful installation.
Explore 'p/re-occupied' by Julie Gough – a striking installation art piece featuring suspended Tasmanian stone tools. Evocative of ancestral return & Indigenous identity, this unique artwork sparks contemplation.