​A conversation between communities, Ngubitj, Samgooan, Water - Songs, Stories and Connection was a multidisciplinary exploration of grief and universal connections to water, song, and language, performed at Geelong City Hall, Djilang, Wadawarrung County, produced by Maverick Arts.
Weaving together languages from three continents; Wadawurrung, Mi’gmag and English, Ngubitj, Samgooan, Water - Songs, Stories and Connection took the form of a visual projection and soundscape, activating the centre of Djilang (Geelong).
Projected on the Geelong City Hall, the project facilitated a space where the public could learn from the Traditional Owners of the region; the Wadawurrung people, travel across oceans to engage with the Elsipogtog, Mi’gmag community (Indigenous Canadian people) and engage with questions of our collective pasts and futures.
This project was defined by intersections, and how they provide us with the opportunity to learn from one another and grow together.
​Tides of Welcome performed "Water Bearer" written and composed by Sarah Carroll, in conjunction with Sarah Carroll.