Climate change, fires & floods & cullings have reduced our Brumby mobs to a minimal level in the wild, in some places ie. The Bogongs, completely. Despite being non indigenous, they have lived in the Snowys & Eastern Highlands for as long as white man. They live in harmony with indigenous animals & cause little disruption to the environment, a lot less than feral cats, wild dogs, deer & pigs. In Kakadu, wild bullocks that muddy the waters. I believe Brumbies should have legislation of protection from culling. In my sculpture, 'The last of his mob' is down on his haunches, and preserved in a glass case for our memories, as they will all be gone!
| Price | $1,300.00 | BUY ($1,300.00) |
|---|---|---|
| Media | Clay, mixed media | |
| Dimensions | 40 x 40 x 40cm | |
| Weight | 2kg | |
| Year created | 2023 | |
| Edition | Unique | |
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