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More about Phone Tag.
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Zena Cumpston is a Barkindji woman who is passionate about all aspects of representation in relation to First Peoples. She currently works as a Research Fellow in Urban Environments at the Clean Air Urban Landscapes Hub at the University of Melbourne, working across several projects related to Koorie History, sustainability, ecology and biodiversity. Her most recent project was as lead researcher, co-producer and co-designer of The Living Pavilion, an installation which featured 40,000 Kulin Nation plants. Ms Cumpston is interested in exploring the cultural contexts of indigenous plants and communicating the intricate knowledge systems and custodianship.
By Science Gallery MelbourneFeedback is a gift.
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More about Phone Tag.
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Zena Cumpston is a Barkindji woman who is passionate about all aspects of representation in relation to First Peoples. She currently works as a Research Fellow in Urban Environments at the Clean Air Urban Landscapes Hub at the University of Melbourne, working across several projects related to Koorie History, sustainability, ecology and biodiversity. Her most recent project was as lead researcher, co-producer and co-designer of The Living Pavilion, an installation which featured 40,000 Kulin Nation plants. Ms Cumpston is interested in exploring the cultural contexts of indigenous plants and communicating the intricate knowledge systems and custodianship.