The Crossing Frame Choice:Oak love and loss are explored

love and loss are explored in an evolving series of works aimed at restarting conversations between women

The Janganpa Jukurrpa belongs to Jakamarra/Jupurrurla men and Nakamarra/Napurrurla women

By Madeleine Napangardi Dixon

Kelingking Beach

The work reflects a graffiti-like spontaneity with focus on fashion illustrations and contemporary portraits

The Crossing Frame Choice:Oak love and loss are exploredRebecca and Lindsey Bundschuh are twin sisters, mothers, world travellers, teachers, and passionate photographers. The twins were fortunate to be raised on Vancouver Island Canada, surrounded by old growth forests, mountains and the ocean. Although neither believe in having a permanent address, Lindsey and Rebecca have now found spiritual homes in both Norway and Bali. As well as paying homage to travel and the natural world, Lindsey and Rebecca work