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When Tilba Calls

Mixed Media, Canvas, Ready to hang

91cm (W) x 60cm (H) x 3.5cm (D)

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Kareli Vine Verified artist
Moruya
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Artwork Description

The process of creating ‘When Tilba Calls’ allowed me to reflect on the impact and value of our shared history. I emersed myself in reading about the history of Tilba, explored the area in person and through the lens of photographers past and present. I realised that this hall, is far more than the building itself, it reflects the building of community, culture and connection through shared experiences bringing a strong sense of place. It is our shared experiences that unites us. Our history forms us but doesn’t need to define us. History is important to know, to learn from, a foundation to build from to create new possibilities. We are not our history; we are who we are becoming.

Artist Bio

Kareli is a creative arts therapist who has been counselling trauma survivors for 40 years. She processes her vicarious trauma through her own artwork. She works mainly with mixed media collage. In 2020, her artwork ‘Nowhere to Stand’ was a finalist in the Eurobodalla River of Art competition. Since then she has organised and exhibited artworks with the Lorem Artis group including the exhibition ‘Healing Through Art’ in 2021 and ‘Firestorm’ in 2022. Her body of work was part of the Easter Exhibition in 2023 at Tilba. In 2024, she exhibited as part of the 'UNCUT' exhibition, a collaboration with 2 other artists. Her artworks 'When Tilba Calls', 'Hooked', and 'Out of Sight' were also finalists in the Eurobodalla River of Art Prize. In 2026, 'Summer Rain' and 'Emma's Muse' were finalists in the Quantum Art Prize.

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Kareli's studio is in Moruya