Sometimes it is the spaces in between that mean the most. The unspoken word. The look that says everything. The pause amid beats of music. The darkness between celestial bodies.
These spaces, these pauses, these voids, however, are not empty. It is in these moments of seeming absence that presence exists. For some that presence is silence or nothingness. For First Peoples, that presence is Country.
Djinjama honours our connections to Country, community, culture and kin through our work. Djinjama’s projects actively interact with lands, waters and air, and as such we actively protect the rights of Country to be healthy in our work. We respect Traditional Custodians who have long cared for Country and aim to elevate First Voices in all our work. We are grateful to Elders and Knowledge Holders for their continued sharing of wisdom, story, language, and knowledge.
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