DARREN BLACKMAN | 'WHITE NOISE' | Women's T-shirt / Black Green Ant and you can see the

and you can see the dust floating on the surface of the ocean

ANNIKA ROUGHSEY| 'Rainbow Serpent Scales' Painting | 2014 | Synthetic polymer on linen

while reawakening the animistic storytelling traditions of their ancestors

take my mind off things

"I feel very sad about the land my country and the Animal's in the rainforest with people cutting the land just to build their houses and cane fields but poison the land and they don't care about the poor animal feelings they try to build their homes and nets in the rainforest yet to get it knock down again

DARREN BLACKMAN | 'WHITE NOISE' | Women's T-shirt / Black Green Ant and you can see theThis exciting new range of Darren Blackman x Onespace merchandise was created in conjunction with Blackmans 2025 exhibition Post Truth, featuring a series of neon text based sculptures. This show debuted at CIAF in 2025 and marked Darrens second major solo exhibition with Onespace. Post Truth speaks to some of the issues at the centre of the Australian Governments Close the Gap campaign, that set intent to achieve health, education and employment