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The Blinking Billy Sewage Pump Station is set for a face lift in October later this year. Tasmanian artist Bec Adamczewski will mentor two young emerging Tasmanian artists on the project.

This location represents the vital connection between our community and the marine environment. The waters surrounding lutruwita/Tasmania have sustained life for thousands of generations, and today face unprecedented challenges from climate change.

The Project will contribute to youth climate advocacy by providing a platform for young people and artists to share their voices and concerns about marine environment.

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Artists

Local Artists

  • Bec Adamczewki (Becski)

    Becski is a mural artist, illustrator and designer living and working in nipaluna/Hobart. Becski is inspired by her home state of Tasmania; the plants, animals, wild landscapes and urban spaces. Her work explores our shared sense of place through both living and built environments. Celebrating important landscapes, landmarks, buildings, and our unique flora and fauna. Becski loves to create for communities, tapping into the unique sense of place and celebrating what makes each place unique.

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  • Kate Deane

    Kate Deane is an emerging artist and Trawlwoolway/Palawa woman from Ulverstone, Lutruwita. Kate uses a variety of artistic media and disciplines to convey community, Country, and cultural themes. Living in Nipaluna to complete her Bachelor of Science and Fine Arts, Kate draws strong inspiration from her time on Country around the Island, whether diving for food, or foraging through the forest. Kate often brings her experiences to life using coloured pencils, oils, or shells.

  • Shiloh Quilliam

    Shiloh, an emerging artist, has been drawn to art from a young age. She is passionate about offering a glimpse into the rich biodiversity of nature and the magnificence of the world around we live in.

    Shiloh’s journey as an artist is unfolding as she explores and develops her techniques, promising a wonderful future filled with captivating creations.

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Asset Art

  • ​Beautifying our infrastructure

    Discover how our award-winning Asset Art program got started and explore the locations on our interactive Tassie map.

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Asset Art Projects

Find out more about the Asset Art program and the previously completed work

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Since creation, the palawa have lived here in lutruwita - Tasmania. Over 2,000 generations of Aboriginal families have cared for this Country, looking after its lands, seas, skies and waterways.

In the spirit of respect and gratitude, TasWater acknowledges the Tasmanian Aboriginal community as the traditional and ongoing custodians. We pay our respects to them, their culture and to elders past and present. We also acknowledge any Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are here with us today.

TasWater commits to working collaboratively and respectfully with the Tasmanian Aboriginal community to protect and sustain the precious resources on this ancient land for future generations.

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Have questions or want to learn more about a project, contact us below:

Contact Information
Phone 13 6992
Website www.taswater.com.au
In writing

GPO Box 1393, Hobart TAS 7001