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Hi guys, I'm Georgia. I'm a viscom student focusing on illustration. When I think about home, it's really hard to define it for me. I don't think it's any one physical location or place, but instead is very technology based. I have no real emotional connection to the place that I live, but instead feel most at ease when I get lost in the digital world and my art.

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Hi Everyone, I'm Amanda. My cultural background is Aboriginal on my mum's side and German on my dad's. Home to me is my beautiful son and the sound of the didgeridoo.

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Home to me is mostly anywhere I feel comfortable and at peace with the earth or surrounding. I feel at home with certain people I love but I can't help to have a sense of home when around nature. My favourite comfort is early rises with the nature of trees and grass around me. it is what makes me feel connected to a certain place and feeling.

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Home for me is not defined by a particular place. I have been living in different parts of the world for the last 10 years. I feel at home when I am painting because I feel like its a moment when I can truly be.

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Hey I'm Casey, sorry this is so late I'm terrible with technology!
I'm studying Visual Arts and specialising in Glass. I was born in Alice Springs but moved to Adelaide when I was quite young. I've grown up in a family that loves camping, so I've been almost everywhere is Australia. When I think of where I feel most of home I can't place it somewhere specific, I have this homely feeling when I'm sitting at home on my couch but also when I'm out in the middle of nowhere with people that I love.
I'm excited about this course because I feel a real connection with the Australian Land and I want to have a better understanding of the Indigenous culture.
(Below is a picture of my family and I, Excluding my mother, on a camping trip through the Grampians. I'm the red head in the pink strip top! haha)

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I'm from the Barossa Valley, and the rest of my family still lives there so to me that's home. I've got German and English ancestry, but both sides of my family have been in Australia so long that I don't really feel connected to it.
The painting below is of the hills behind my parents house at sunset.

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Home to me is where i feel the most comfortable and can be myself. I like to find new and beautiful little things around where I live to remind myself that not all places have to be the same all the time. (this photo is a tree that was blooming on a miserable winters day. The ground looked like snow from the flowers)

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Hi I'm Cailin, studying Visual Arts (Painting) - I was born in Australia and have English/Irish heritage. When I think of Culture and Identity I feel it is always relevant to experience. Home to me is where I feel like a belong in the world and know parts of myself comfortably.
(The photo bellow is just a concert I went to earlier this year, music makes me feel at home)

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I was born and raised in South Korea. I met my wife and lived with her for 8 years in Shanghai China. I have been in Australia for 8 years. My mother tongue is Korean and my Chinese is better than English but I only have an Australian passport now.

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I have lived in the Western suburbs my whole life so I find that the beach is my home, where I feel most comfortable and happy.

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I have never really put any thought into my cultural identity. I just always saw myself, my friends and family as Australian. But I love this country and its natural beauty so I will always call it home (Taken at
Morialta Conservation Park)

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Home is where I feel most comfortable. I enjoy the open space, fresh air, serenity and sounds of nature. This image was taken out the front of my house on a foggy morning. My home reminds me that I am fortunate to have the freedom others may not.

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I believe my cultural identity and heritage tends to show in what I create. I use warm brown tones that can be seen in the environment here in Australia, where I was born. The subject matter is often some European landscape that relates to my German and Polish heritage.

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I feel most at 'home' in the wide open spaces of the Australian outback having spent my younger years in Woomera. However my cultural background is derived from Irish and English immigrants in the 19th Century

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To me, my home is the country. This is where I have grown up, this is where I belong.

"My Backyard"