The Gondwana-Link Genestreaming-Journey Sculpture Trail signage explains this amazing initiative that brings together art, science, culture, and conservation.
Gondwana Link Genestreaming Journey Sculpture Trail
The Sculpture Trail celebrates:
- The Shared Ancestry of the human species with 15 remarkable local species
- First Nations Artists whose works honour their deep connections to this region
- Field Naturalist Art that showcases the rich diversity of our local landscapes
- Conservation Values inspiring the next generation
This collaboration hopes to foster a deeper appreciation for our shared environment, culture, heritage, and community.
Sculpture Trail signage
- Client: Ben Beeton and Mali Moir
- Location: Sculpture Trail sites, multiple regions, Western Australia
- Date: 2025
- Services: signage design
Gondwana Link
The Gondwana Link program helps nature and communities thrive together across a 1000 km pathway from the wet forests of the south west to the woodlands bordering the Nullarbor plain.
The Founders
The Genestreaming Journey Sculpture concept was co-founded by Noongar Elder, Aunty Carol Pettersen OAM and artist Ben Beeton of the Art of Nature School and SciArt, further inspired by Dr. Noel Nannup’s Aboriginal Journey Ways map.
Art of Nature School
The field naturalist artwork for the Genestreaming Journey Sculptures is headed by artists Mali Moir and Ben Beeton, co-founders of the Art of Nature School.
Both physical sculptures and augmented reality sculptures populate the trail.
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