Vincent rises in the stratosphere, over night-cities, on a line of zodiacal light– last astronaut of the Rex Hares
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Out in space, Doreen kept her Kingfisher form – it reminded her of diving, how the cold river closed overhead like an eye. And somewhere in that memory was love and, in that love, connection
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Jonah, made enormous by night, crosses the Southern Ocean inside a thunderhead
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Drifting through Draco, Gwen assumes the form of a Bush Stone Curlew for the last time
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Marvin meets his friend Judith for the last time, over a desert that doesn’t exist, wearing the form of a rabbit
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All the dead night spiders, flying around in new bodies, over a bioluminescent sea
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Lily returns to Altair, the brightest of Aquila’s stars, wearing the body of a crow
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Phantasmagoria– sometimes, when the world is darkest, help comes
108 x 108cmSold
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Leaving his wheelchair, Emmanuel drifts over Canberra in the body of a jewelled shrike-thrush
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Enid, connected to Earth by zodiacal light– spider-strings in the old language, the umbilicus of Country
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There are invisible spider strings connecting us, over time and space, to everyone we’ve ever loved. At the moment of his death, Maxwell, dropping his kookaburra form, follows his Grandmother’s string back into that star Country
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On the curve of a desert track, a motorcycle hums in sand, wheels spinning, stars lifting from yinirnti and bloodwood trees. And Ned is flying through the night’s vast, along the sky-roads of sparrowhawks