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GALLERY

This gallery presents a selection of my written works.

Each piece begins as a listening — to the body, to memory, to the cultural and ancestral threads that shape how we make meaning. The alive fluidity of the works means they often land for different people, at different times.

These framed poems are offered as contemplative artworks. They are for those who value slowness, depth, and resonance — and who choose what they surround themselves with carefully. Some people encounter a piece here and know immediately it belongs with them; others return again and again until a quiet yes forms.

 

All works in this gallery are available to purchase, and are offered to you with care, intention, and respect for the way language can live in a home. If considering purchasing as a gift, but you aren't sure which suits your loved one, reach out to me and I can assist your choice.

I stand with these communities:

Inclusive image of the Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander, LGBTQIA+, Trans, Non-Binary and Palestinian flags.

I, Aliesha Bannister, acknowledge that I live and work on the lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation — sacred Country that continues to offer healing, vision, grounding, and inspiration. I honour the Wurundjeri people as the Traditional Custodians of this land, and pay deep respect to their Elders — past and present — as well as all knowledge holders. 

 

For over 65,000 years, Aboriginal peoples have cared for these lands, waterways, and skies through deep, reciprocal relationship. This connection was never ceded. I stand with First Nations peoples in their ongoing fight for justice, recognition, and sovereignty. I am guided and inspired by the wisdom, culture, and spirit that continues to flow through Country, and I long for a future where this knowledge is not only respected, but re-centered in the collective life of this place. 

 

Always was, always will be — Aboriginal land.

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