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The Fremantle Traffic Bridge has large white banners with the poem 'these words will remain' strung up through its wooden beams.
Installation view of these words will remain
these words will remain (2021)
Construction mesh installed upon the Fremantle Traffic Bridge
Dimensions variable
Text: Jazz Money
Noongar translations: Aunty Sandra Harben
Graphic design: Jenna Lee
Site responsive work commissioned for Fremantle Biennale 2021 Crossings
A small crowd of people with musical instruments walking in front of the Fremantle Traffic Bridge at sunset. The bridge has large white banners with the poem 'these words will remain' strung up through its wooden beams.
Bullhorn performance with these words will remain in the background
Strung across the wooden pillars of Fremantle’s iconic old bridge will be these words will remain by Wiradjuri poet Jazz Money. In both English and Nyoongar the large-scale text piece invites audiences to consider the strength and beauty of these sovereign Whadjuk waterways. A declaration, a protest, a love song, these words will remain is an ode to what our rivers remember and tell, their care and their power. Despite violent colonial intervention rivers remain sacred currents placed by ancestors with cause of course.
The Fremantle Traffic Bridge has large white banners with the poem 'these words will remain' strung up through its wooden beams.
Installation of these words will remain
The underside of the Fremantle Traffic Bridge has large white banners with the poem 'these words will remain' strung up through its wooden beams.
Installation view of these words will remain
The Fremantle Traffic Bridge has large white banners with the poem 'these words will remain' strung up through its wooden beams.
Installation view of these words will remain
A river can be seen through the wooden beams of the Fremantle Traffic Bridge and has large white banners with the poem 'these words will remain' printed on the mesh.
Installation view of these words will remain
Installation view of these words will remain
these words will remain (2021)
Construction mesh installed upon the Fremantle Traffic Bridge
Dimensions variable
Text: Jazz Money
Noongar translations: Aunty Sandra Harben
Graphic design: Jenna Lee
Site responsive work commissioned for Fremantle Biennale 2021 Crossings
Bullhorn performance with these words will remain in the background
Strung across the wooden pillars of Fremantle’s iconic old bridge will be these words will remain by Wiradjuri poet Jazz Money. In both English and Nyoongar the large-scale text piece invites audiences to consider the strength and beauty of these sovereign Whadjuk waterways. A declaration, a protest, a love song, these words will remain is an ode to what our rivers remember and tell, their care and their power. Despite violent colonial intervention rivers remain sacred currents placed by ancestors with cause of course.
Installation of these words will remain
Installation view of these words will remain
Installation view of these words will remain
Installation view of these words will remain