Melinda Eastwood-Hunter is a proud Ngiyampaa and Guringai woman living and working on Dharug Land. She is deeply passionate about cultural education, community engagement, and using art as a powerful tool for healing and connecting with culture and identity. The work she does reflects her strong commitment to preserving and passing on cultural knowledge for future generations.

Tarni Eastwood is a Ngiyampaa and Guringai artist and curator based in western Sydney. She has a multidisciplinary arts practice working in photography, video, painting, weaving, sculpture and installation. Tarni emphasises the importance of weaving groups through its contribution to revitalise the culture whilst providing a safe space to pass down creative knowledge.

You can find Tarni on Instagram here