The front of a lookout that is a bronze colour with small red shapes on it. Infront of the lookout is a low garden and to the left is a set of steps edged by large sandstone blocks.

Image: Brian Robinson, The Power of One. Photograph by Silversalt Photography, , 2022.

Brian Robinson

The Power of One

2021

The original owners of this land, the Gweagal clan of the Dharawal, were united by language, strong ties of kinship and survived as skilled hunter-fisher-gatherers in family groups scattered over much of the Cronulla and Sutherland areas. The intertwined connection they had with the land, the sea and the sky is captured in rock engravings that still exist on the plateaus where the Elders once looked out for the whales to arrive when the Gymea Lily started to flower.

Artwork and text by Brian Robinson (b.1973, Waiben, Queensland (Torres Strait). Kala Lagaw Ya and Wuthathi language groups of the Torres Strait and Cape York Peninsula. Artwork commissioned by Sutherland Shire Council in 2021.

This artwork located at Cronulla Park.