Guuranda Country Clear Waters Ed. 12 of 23

Guuranda Country is a contemporary digital artwork inspired by Jay’s deep connection to Guuranda/Narungga Country, community, story and cultural belonging. The artwork brings together flowing pathways, circular meeting places and layered dot patterns to represent connection, movement, shared knowledge and the strong relationships between people and place.

The colours and repeated forms reflect the energy, spirit and cultural memory of Country, while the pathways speak to ancestral tracks, gathering places and stories carried through generations. This artwork is influenced by Jay’s ongoing creative journey, cultural storytelling practice and her documentary Tracks of The Unseen – Lost Roads to Cultural Gatherings, which explores ancestral pathways, cultural connection and the importance of honouring First Nations knowledge.

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Jay is a Narungga and Kaurna multidisciplinary artist whose creative practice spans across digital Aboriginal artwork, painting, public art, film, cultural storytelling and visual design. Her work is deeply connected to Country, culture, spirit, community and identity, drawing inspiration from the colours, movement and energy of Guuranda/Narungga Country.

Jay’s current body of digital print artworks brings together story, spirit and place, creating pieces that honour First Nations knowledge while sharing powerful messages of belonging, resilience and cultural connection. This collection came about while filming her documentary Tracks of The Unseen – Lost Roads to Cultural Gatherings, a project that continues to inspire her creative exploration of ancestral pathways, community memory and connection to Country.