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, 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.

The project collaborates with the Art For The Sea Project and founder Dekota Mark, who works to empower and mobilise young people in marine climate advocacy through art and storytelling.

Helping to transform the Blinking Billy Sewage Pump Station into a canvas for young people's concerns and hopes. The mural will serve as a symbol of youth commitment to protecting lutruwita (Tasmania's) marine spaces, bringing young voices and perspectives to life on community walls.